St. Peter (1-68 A.D.), Hebrew:; Greek: Π?τρο? ； It means rock. He is the eldest disciple of Jesus and his favorite disciple. He is an early Christian leader. In 68 ad, he was persecuted by the Roman Emperor Nero and was crucified upside down.

Peter, the head of the twelve apostles of Jesus, was born by fishing. Later, he followed Jesus and began to preach the gospel after the ascension of Jesus Christ and the advent of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost. Later, he was persecuted by the Roman Emperor Nero and died in Rome. Before his death, Peter asked to be nailed to the cross.
Character experience
When Jesus began to preach, Andrea was introduced by John: "look at the lamb of the Lord!" When he went home to worship Jesus as his teacher, he met his brother Peter and said, "we have found the Messiah - Jesus Christ, the Savior." Peter was introduced by his brother to Jesus. Jesus saw him and said, "you are Simon. Your father's name is Jonah. In the future, you will be called zephaz."
Every time God gave someone a great task, he called him by a proper name. Peter was inspired and called by Jesus for the first time. His will was uncertain, and he said goodbye to Jesus temporarily.
When Jesus preached, he did good deeds everywhere and showed many miracles. The voice of Jesus was preached everywhere day by day. A large number of people came to follow him and listen to his gospel. One day, Jesus came to the shore of Lake Saleh and saw two boats tied by the lake. One boat was Peter's. because the audience was crowded, Jesus got on the boat and taught the people. After that, he asked Peter to row to the center of the lake and cast a net to catch fish, Peter said, "teacher, we worked hard all night and couldn't catch a fish; but according to your order, I'll get off the net." Sure enough, I caught a lot of fish and nearly broke the fishing net. I had to ask other ship Companions to help. They were full of two ships and almost sank. Peter was amazed. He fell down before Jesus and said, "Lord, please leave me! I am a sinner." So Jesus said to him, "don't be afraid. Follow me. From now on, I will make you a fisherman." Jesus loved Peter very much. Peter was grateful to the Lord and deeply understood and remembered what Jesus said and did.
Peter, a passionate and frank man, once said to Jesus, "look, we have left everything and followed you." Jesus answered, "I tell you the truth, whoever gave up his wife, brothers, sisters, parents, children and land for me and the cause of the gospel will receive a hundredfold in this world, that is, houses, brothers, sisters, parents, children and land, and will be persecuted and will have eternal life in the afterlife."