Hebrew Letters for "Shalom" (Read From Right to Left)
“Shalom” is a common greeting meaning “hello” or
“goodbye”. The Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew Lexicon gives a fuller expansion of
the word “shalom”. It entails:
(Strong’s Hebrew #7965)
1.
Peace, quietness,
tranquility
2.
Salvation and
Baptism of the Holy Spirit
3.
Rest, Joy, Hope,
Faith
4.
Love
5.
Absence of war
6.
Absence of strife
and contention
7.
Harmonious state of the soul and mind
8.
Covenant relationship with God
9. Peace in our
spirit (rational intellect, the part of us that communes with God)
10.
Peace in our soul
(mind, will, emotions)
11.
Peace with God,
especially in covenant relation
12.
Peace that
surpasses our understanding; peace like a river
13.
Unity; concord;
harmony (the anointing oil flows with unity)
14.
Freedom from
confusion and captivity of any kind
15.
The Lord looses
the prisoners
16.
Success and
Blessings (family, children, grandchildren, houses, lands, cars, both material
and non-material things)
17.
Giving thanks for
all your blessings
18.
Prosperity;
wealth; living debt free; debts cancelled
19.
Satiation of
God’s goodness
20.
Being filled up
with the Word of God
21.
Possessing the
promises of God
22.
Completeness,
Wholeness
23.
Restoration;
Rejuvenation; Refreshment; Relaxation; Recreation
24.
Contentment
25.
Friendship;
Friendliness (especially friendship with God)
26. Soundness in mind
and physical body; excellent health; wellness; healing
27.
With long life I
will satisfy him and show him My salvation
28.
Security
29.
Welfare,
Happiness
30.
Nothing missing
and nothing broken
31.
Safe (in mind,
body or estate)
32.
Restitution;
compensation
33.
To walk in favor
with God and man
34.
God gives His
Beloved sleep
35.
Days of Heaven
upon earth
36.
A greeting (“May
it be well with you”)
37.
Messianic Reign
“Shalom” means that there is nothing missing and
nothing broken. So when you tell someone “shalom”, you are speaking a blessing over
them wishing them all these things.
Yeshua (Jesus) the Messiah is called the “Prince of
Peace” (shalom) in Isaiah 9:6. When the storms of life are raging all around
you, or war is breaking out, you can find inner peace through a relationship
with Jesus. Peace is not necessarily the absence of strife, but is the Presence
of Christ. He gives you a peace that surpasses all understanding, which guards
your heart and mind (Philippians 4:7).
Yeshua came the first time to this earth to bring
peace and salvation to the hearts and minds of mankind, because the heart of
man is the source of all wickedness, evil, wars and violence. When the heart is
transformed and the mind is renewed, there will be no more war or terrorism.
Yeshua is soon returning the second time, this time
to set up His kingdom on this earth, and He will reign in truth and
righteousness.
If you would like to receive Yeshua as your
personal Savior and Lord, just pray this simple prayer (or your own prayer from
your heart):
Dear Jesus,
I receive You as my Messiah, my Savior and Lord. Come
into my heart and forgive all of my sins. I repent of all my sins. Wash me
clean by Your Blood. Fill me with Your Holy Spirit. May Your peace, joy and
love flow through me right now like a river. I want to serve You for the rest
of my life. Thank You for writing my name in the Lamb’s Book of Life. Help me
to live for You. Teach me Your ways.
In Jesus’ Name, Amen.
If you are not sure about Jesus being the Son of
God, just pray to Adonai and ask Him to reveal it to you. He will answer your
prayer.
If you prayed this prayer, where is Jesus? Do you
feel His presence in your heart? You are now born again and accepted into the
Beloved (Ephesians 1:6). You have eternal life.
The next step is to get into a good Bible-based and
Spirit-filled church so you can grow in your faith.
Also, following the Lord in water baptism is a
declaration that you are now following Jesus.
May all the blessings of shalom be yours.
