1 Peter 1:7
King James Version
28 Jul 2026
“That the trial of your faith, being much more precious than of gold that perisheth, though it be tried with fire, might be found unto praise and honour and glory at the appearing of Jesus Christ:”
πίστις
Your trust in God — the confidence that holds on even under pressure — is being refined right now so that what remains will be something worth celebrating when Christ returns.
ἵνα
so that
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ἵνα
The testing of your faith has a purpose behind it — it is specifically designed to result in praise, honor, and glory when Jesus returns.
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χρυσίον
Gold
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χρυσίον
Just as gold is thrown into fire to burn away impurities, your faith goes through hardship for the same reason — except what comes out on the other side is worth far more than any gold ever could be.
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δόξα
Glory
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δόξα
When your faith survives the fire, it becomes a reflection of God's own radiance — something so refined and true that it brings him honor when Christ returns.
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πύρωσις
Tried
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πύρωσις
Your faith, like raw gold thrown into a smelting fire, is being deliberately heated until everything false burns away and only what is real remains.
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δοκίμιον
proven genuineness
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δοκίμιον
Your faith under pressure isn't being destroyed — it's being verified, like gold tested in fire to confirm it's the real thing.
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πολύτιμος
more precious
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πολύτιμος
Your tested faith carries a worth that makes gold look disposable — it's the kind of treasure God considers worth everything when Christ returns.
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πῦρ
fire
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πῦρ
The intense pressure and hardship you're walking through right now is doing the same work that fire does to raw metal — burning away everything weak and false until only what is genuinely real remains.
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δοκιμάζω
being refined
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δοκιμάζω
Your faith isn't just enduring hardship — it's being examined under pressure to see if it holds up as something God can point to with pride.
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εὑρίσκω
it may be discovered
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εὑρίσκω
Your faith, when tested, will be revealed for what it truly is — and if it's genuine, that discovery will bring you honor when Christ returns.
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ἔπαινος
praise
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ἔπαινος
When your faith holds up under pressure, God's approval over your life will be publicly declared at Christ's return — like a verdict that vindicates everything you endured.
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τιμή
honor
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τιμή
When your faith holds up under pressure, God sees it as something of great worth — and at Christ's return, that proven faith will be publicly recognized and celebrated as valuable.
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Ἰησοῦς
of Jesus
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Ἰησοῦς
Jesus is the personal name of the Savior whose return will be the moment your tested faith is finally seen for what it was worth all along.
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Χριστός
Christ;
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Χριστός
Jesus is not a bystander waiting to evaluate your faith — he is the one specifically appointed and sent to do so, which is why his appearing is the moment everything your suffering produced finally comes to light.
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