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  1. The overriding idea is that peace is a state of tranquility, serenity, calm, quiet, and rest. The Hebrew word for peace in the Old Testament is shalom. It comes from a root word that means "to be complete or to be sound." The idea is that when we are at peace, things are complete and sound.

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  2. Peace, perfect peace, death shadowing us and ours? To each of those questions he provides the answer “Yes,” and points us to some aspect of the peace of God: Peace, perfect peace, in this dark world of sin? The blood of Jesus whispers peace within.

  3. Variables in meaning are broadly identifiable under two designates, e.g., peace {shalom) as “health”, “well being”, and peace as “salvation”, a “gift of God”. Von Rad also views shalom, as social, i.e., relationships in com-. munity.

  4. This brief article only allows us to skim rapidly over the very rich treasury on peace in the Hebrew Scriptures. Peace is intimately connected to happiness, mutual confidence, positive dispositions towards others, justice, security, to have a fruitful land, to eat to fullness, to sleep without fear, to be multiplied, and all this, in a word ...

  5. It appears that, since the KJV, and its immediate predecessors, the two terms: “justice” and “peace”, have obtained an inalienable place in the English Bible. They are, therefore, the regular equivalents for the Hebrew hqdc% (tsedāqāh) and mlw (shālōm), and for the Greek dikaiosu<nh (dikaiosunē) and eirh<nh (eirēnē).

  6. is peace in knowing that God can handle every situation. Seeing the Unseen Who’s in Control? Peace is something that everyone wants. They want it in their nations, in their relationships, and in their own hearts. Those who believe in Jesus are sealed with God’s peace. He was with Elisha. When you feel overwhelmed or frightened, pray the ...

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  8. Jan 4, 2022 · Peace is a state of tranquility or quietness of spirit that transcends circumstances. The term peace is described in Scripture as a gift from God and congruent with His character (1 Thessalonians 5:23; Galatians 6:16; 1 Peter 1:2; Hebrews 13:20).