1 Peter 3

Peter instructs wives to submit to their husbands with inner beauty and gentle spirits, winning unbelieving husbands through conduct; husbands must honor wives as co-heirs to avoid hindered prayers. Believers are urged to unity, blessing despite evil, doing good, suffering righteously if God's will, following Christ's example who suffered once for sins, proclaimed to spirits in prison, and triumphed through resurrection and ascension, with baptism symbolizing salvation by a clean conscience.[1][2]

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