The Apocalypse of Peter

The Apocalypse of Peter is an early Christian text that depicts visions of the afterlife, emphasizing divine justice. It describes the punishments awaiting sinners in hell and the rewards for the righteous, portraying vivid scenes of punishment for various sins. Although not included in the official Bible, it was influential among early Christians and reflects the moral teachings of the time. The work aims to encourage ethical behavior by illustrating the consequences of one's actions after death, serving as both a warning and a reflection on divine justice.