How many books of the Bible did Peter write.?

Answer 1

The Apostle Peter wrote two of the books from the Bible.
1st Peter and Second Peter.
the time of which he wrote these were;
1st Peter - 62 - 64 C. E.
2nd Peter - 64 C. E.
He wrote these two additions to the Bible while in Babylon.

(I know, simple answer :( )

Answer 2

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The collection of books which we today call the New Testament was canonized (recognized as authoritative) over a period of 400 years. Since writings needed to be copied by hand, each individual church for the first 200 years after Jesus would have its own collection of writings that was particular to that congregation. As more copies circulated, the churches came to similar consensuses about which ones carried the marks of divine inspiration. The Apocalypse of Peter was most probably written in the second century by an unknown author using the pseudonym of the apostle Peter. As AOP was compared to other books that were accepted as part of the New Testament, the differences became increasingly apparent. For instance, the notion that Jesus was not actually crucified contradicts what every other New Testament book says about Jesus. Though it may originally have provided the early church with instruction and inspiration, it is now generally regarded as unreliable as a basis for formulating Christian theology.

Answer 3

At least two. 1 & 2 Peter. The author of Hebrews is unknown. It is thought that the gospel of Mark, draws from some of Peter's experiences and sermons since John Mark worked closely with the apostle Peter.

Answer 4

It becomes evident after studying a writing for awhile that some books and letters are apparent forgeries. A PETER doesn't necessarily mean the PETER.

Answer 5

Traditionally, two books of the New Testament are considered to have been written by Peter. These are the First and Second Epistles of Peter. Both letters attribute themselves to him.

Scholars have questioned Peter's authorship, however, of especially this first letter. The Greek in the two letters differs significantly, and as a result, many have argued that he probably did not write both of them. Toward the end of the first epistle, however, a secretary, Silvanus, is mentioned: "By Silvanus, our faithful brother, as I account him, I have written unto you briefly" (5:12). This has led many (probably most) scholars to explain the differences in the quality of the Greek between the two letters as a result of Silvanus's role (probably as a sort of transcriber) in the composition of the first letter. Some scholars, though, have attributed to Silvanus the actual authorship of the letter.

Answer 6

well honestly i'm not sure he wrote any! i know of st. paul writing tons of letters, and there is the book of matthew, mark, luke, and john, but there is no book of peter....offhand i cannot think of his having contributed, at least not directly. or unless it is a gospel that is not included in the bible, ie. not approved by the church.

Answer 7

None. The New Testament is Mathew, Mark, Luke and John.