Gospel of Peter

The Gospel of Peter is an early Christian text, likely from the 2nd century, that offers an alternative account of Jesus’ death and resurrection. It includes vivid descriptions of Jesus’ suffering, the display of his body after resurrection, and emphasizes the divine power behind these events. While not included in the mainstream New Testament, it was influential in early Christian circles and provides unique perspectives on Jesus’ story, highlighting themes of divine authority and miraculous events. Scholars study it to understand diverse early Christian beliefs and interpretations of Jesus’ life and resurrection.