1Pe 2:6-8 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for 1Pet 2:6-8: 2:6-8 The three Old Testament quotations in these verses each identify Christ as some kind of stone: the cornerstone on which the new temple is built (2:6 ); the cornerstone that God, despite peoples’ rejection, has elevated to be the keystone of his redemptive plan (2:7 ); and the stone that makes people stumble (2:8 ). Jesus quotes Ps 118:22 (Matt 21:42 ), and Paul quotes both Isa 8:14 and 28:16 (Rom 9:33 ). Likely these three quotations were brought together very early as a combined Old Testament testimony to the nature and significance of Jesus the Messiah.

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‏ 1 Peter 2:6-8

Summary for 1Pet 2:6-8: 2:6-8 ^a The three Old Testament quotations in these verses each identify Christ as some kind of stone: the cornerstone on which the new temple is built (2:6 ^b); the cornerstone that God, despite peoples’ rejection, has elevated to be the keystone of his redemptive plan (2:7 ^c); and the stone that makes people stumble (2:8 ^d). Jesus quotes Ps 118:22 ^e (Matt 21:42 ^f), and Paul quotes both Isa 8:14 ^g and 28:16 ^h (Rom 9:33 ⁱ). Likely these three quotations were brought together very early as a combined Old Testament testimony to the nature and significance of Jesus the Messiah.
2:8 ^j they meet the fate that was planned for them (literally for which they were appointed): It is not clear whether these people were appointed by God to unbelief or whether they were, because of their unbelief, appointed by God to suffer condemnation.