Peace Be With You: Shalom שָׁלוֹם
April 20, 2014
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When Jesus had tasted it, he said, “It is finished!” Then he bowed his head and released his spirit. (John 19:30)
These words, “It is finished” shares the same root word “Shalom” in Hebrew. If we read “Aramaic English New Testiment”, we can find the true meaning of “It is finished.” It is not only the business transaction term, “paid in full”, but also emotional language of forgiveness as well.
He paid in full to Himself, to His own justice (Job 41:11). Only people who experienced the insult and unjust can partake this privilege of being treated unjustly, yet forgiving them over and over again. His words "It is finished." were peaceful and gentle. It is like "." of a sentense or like a seal on a contract, yet is a powerful love language. It shook the earth. Can we meditate this words, "Shalom", what it means while we are celebrating Easter? Do'nt forget Jesus! Our pain and sorrow allow us to access to this PEACE. Shalom everyone! For more detail, visit www.inhislove.tv.
These words, “It is finished” shares the same root word “Shalom” in Hebrew. If we read “Aramaic English New Testiment”, we can find the true meaning of “It is finished.” It is not only the business transaction term, “paid in full”, but also emotional language of forgiveness as well.
He paid in full to Himself, to His own justice (Job 41:11). Only people who experienced the insult and unjust can partake this privilege of being treated unjustly, yet forgiving them over and over again. His words "It is finished." were peaceful and gentle. It is like "." of a sentense or like a seal on a contract, yet is a powerful love language. It shook the earth. Can we meditate this words, "Shalom", what it means while we are celebrating Easter? Do'nt forget Jesus! Our pain and sorrow allow us to access to this PEACE. Shalom everyone! For more detail, visit www.inhislove.tv.
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