Petros is the personal name used for the individual addressed, identified, and described across the supplied passages.

The term consistently functions as a personal name for the same individual, whether he is named as speaker, addressed directly, identified as someone sought or summoned, or referred to in relation to others and to written correspondence.

1. Personal name identifying an individual · dominant

   The name identifies the same person in varied narrative and letter settings: in Acts 10:21 the APB renders his self-identification, “I am the one you are seeking,” while Acts 12:5 names the prisoner for whom the assembly prayed. It is also used in direct address in Acts 10:13, where the vocative form occurs in the command, “Arise, Peter; sacrifice and eat,” and in identification with Simon in Acts 10:18.

   Acts 10:13Acts 10:18Acts 10:21Acts 12:5Acts 2:381 Peter 1:1

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the supplied verses, the APB normally presents the name as “Peter,” including direct address in Acts 10:13 and possessive phrasing such as “Peter’s voice” in Acts 12:14. In Acts 10:18 and Acts 10:32, it renders the identifying wording “Simon who is called Peter”.