Apocalypse of Peter

The Apocalypse of Peter (Apocalypsis Petri or the Revelation of Peter) is a document of monumental importance that sits just outside the boundary of the New Testament. Written in the Greek-speaking world of the early to mid-second century (c. 100–150 CE), this work provided the nascent Christian movement with something the canonical scriptures largely
withheld: a detailed, explicit, and utterly terrifying geography of the world to come.