Simon Peter, whose exact age is unknown, originally named Simon Bayona, was one of the twelve apostles of Jesus and one of the early leaders of the Christian Church. Simon Peter was crucified upside down and died. After death, he was added as the first Pope by the Roman Catholic Church.

Simon Peter: Male, Jewish. The specific age is unknown, and he was crucified upside down and died. Married, but his wife and children are unknown. His father Jonah and brother Andre were both fishermen. The main activity is to make a living by fishing on the northern coast of Galilee.

Simon Peter, also known as Simon or Peter. Later generations will be honored as "Saint Peter". Generally, Christians refer to him as Simon Peter. There is an ancient scroll called "Cephas", and Jesus named him Peter, which means "stone".
When Peter was young, he had a very tough personality. His father Jonah made a living by fishing on the north coast of Galilee. Peter has two friends by his side, James and John, who run the fishing industry together and earn a decent income, so their lives are very good.
Peter only received Jewish synagogue education and did not receive higher rabbinic education. Later, he was moved and wrote many words.
Later, Peter was called by Jesus, giving up his possessions and fishing nets to follow Jesus. He was one of Jesus' three most beloved disciples (Peter, James, John).
Simon Peter has a straightforward and lovely personality, and is passionate and impulsive. Often praised or criticized by Jesus for his actions and speech.
After Jesus was captured, he denied the Lord three times. According to later records, shortly after Jesus was resurrected and ascended to heaven, Peter was also crucified because he felt unworthy of being equal to Jesus and demanded to be crucified upside down.
In 321 AD, the Roman Empire declared Christianity the state religion. The Pope of Rome honored Simon Peter as the first Pope. The building where the Vatican Pope's office is located today is called St. Peter's Square, and there is also St. Peter's Cathedral.

Simon Peter only received Jewish synagogue education before meeting Jesus, but was later moved by the Holy Spirit to write: 1 Peter, 2 Peter. Many of his letters are prophecies of Jesus' return, which serve as a warning and encouragement for the Christian Church in the end times.

Simon Peter has recorded many stories in the Bible. Many are often remembered and explained by later generations. The most famous is Peter's three denials of the Lord; And Jesus' evaluation of Peter.
Peter's story is mainly recorded in the Bible. Among them are Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. And the Book of Acts.
Jesus said at the last Passover: Tonight, you will all fall because of me. Because it is written in the scripture, "I will strike the shepherds, and the sheep will be scattered." Peter said, "Although everyone falls for your sake, I will never fall." Jesus said, "Truly I tell you, before the rooster crows tonight, you will deny me three times." Peter said, "Even if I must die with you, I will never deny you." This is what all the disciples said. After Jesus was betrayed by Judas, those who captured him brought him to the high priest. Peter followed Jesus from a distance and also entered the high priest's courtyard. He saw Jesus standing in front of the chief priests and many others. Everyone is trying their best to find false witnesses to accuse Jesus and put him to death. But Jesus did not answer a single word. Someone spat on his face, someone punched him. At that time, Peter was outside in the courtyard. A maid saw Peter and pointed at him, saying, "You and Jesus are together." Peter immediately said, "I don't know what you're talking about." When he arrived in the front yard, a rooster crowed. Another servant girl saw him and said to the people next to her, "This person is also with Jesus." Peter dared not admit it and swore, "I do not know that person." After a while, the people standing next to him said to Peter, "You are truly one of them, and your accent is the same as theirs." Peter swore again, "I do not know that person Jesus." At that moment, the rooster crowed twice, As Jesus said, Peter was afraid that he would deny the Lord three times.
Jesus once asked his disciples, "Who do you say I am?" Simon Peter replied, "You are the Christ, the son of the living God." Jesus said to him, "Simon BaJonah, you are blessed! For this is not what flesh and blood have taught you, but my Father in heaven has taught you. I also tell you," You are Peter, and I will build my church on this rock, and the power of the underworld cannot surpass him. " Door. I will give you the key to the kingdom of heaven, and everything you bind on earth will also be bound in heaven; Whatever you release on earth will also be released in heaven Later, it was explained by later generations that Jesus gave power to Peter, giving him the authority to judge people. Therefore, the Pope of Rome appointed Peter as the first Pope, and subsequent popes did the same.

Jesus had a high opinion of Peter during his lifetime. After his death, the Pope of Rome honored the Apostle Peter as the first Pope, and Peter was worshipped by the Roman Catholic Church. In later Christianity, Peter was also highly praised, believing that he remained faithful to his death, did not disappoint the trust of Jesus, and was chosen and nurtured.