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Introduction- Shalom
Shalom - is a precious word to the Jewish people.
It means so much more than just an absence of war or distress.
Shalom means wholeness, completeness, health, security and proper prosperity.
When you are enjoying God’s peace there is joy and contentment.
Not as the World gives
Christian peace is not like worldly peace.
It has nothing to do with physical or emotional situations or circumstances.
The world bases its peace on resources - Christians base their peace on relationships.
For the world - money, love, education = peace
For the christian - Jesus = peace.
For the world - ability = peace
for the christian - adequacy = peace
For the world - peace is something you work for.
For the christian - peace is something you receive.
For the world - absance of trouble = peace
For the christian - peace can be found even in the midst of trouble.
For the world - peace depends on externals.
For the christian - peace depends on eternals.
A wonderful Will and Testament
When Christ knew he was close to leaving this world he did what all wise people do: He made His will.
To my Father I commit my Spirit
To Joseph of Aramathia I commit my body.
To John the beloved I commit my mother.
To the solders at my cross I commit my clothes
and to my Disciples, I commit my?
What would he leave His precious disciples?
Not just the 12, but everyone of the multitude who would follow Him in the dispensations of time to come?
What he leave them that he called to be His witnesses?
What would he leave to them whom he called to preach the Gospel?
What would he leave to them who he called to be a light in the darkness?
What did Jesus have that He knew his disciples would have great need of?
For Jesus it truly is a case of: “Silver and gold have I none, but such as I have I give to you:
The answer is found in
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Wonderful Peace
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Not just Peace, but my Peace
This is true Shalom peace - peace with God, peace with one another, peace in our selves and a tranquility of mind that arises from our justification before God.It is the offspring of our forgiveness.
This is the peace He purchased, it is the peace that Angels sang about.
It is Actual Peace
By this i mean that it is not peace in greeting but in living.
It is a peace that cannot be stolen by man because it was not given by man.It is a supernatural peace.
Your understanding in the natural realm, this mean surpasses the natural into the supernatural.
Because it is supernatural receiving it requires faith.
There is a surpassing nature to this peace.
Superior, higher.
By faith we have peace.
Faith in Jesus - Faith that he is the only begotten of the father.
Faith That he died for our sins.
Faith that he rose from the grave.
Faith that he ascended into Heaven and is seated at the right hand of the father.
Faith that everyone of `his promises is true.
Faith that he poured out his spirit on His Church.
Faith that our names are written in the lambs book of life.
Faith.
faith.
Faith.
How?
By spending time with God.
Learning the faithfulness of his character.
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