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Peacemakers release tension; they don't intensify it.
Peacemakers seek solutions and find no delight in arguments.
Peacemakers calm the waters; they don't trouble them.
Peacemakers work hard to keep an offense from occurring.
And if it has occurred, they strive for resolution.
Peacemakers lower their voice rather than raise their voice.
Peacemakers generate light not heat.
The Meaning of Peace
Righteousness
Definition of Peace
In classical Greek a “peacemaker” was an ambassador sent to entreat for peace (cp Paul's description in -note) and was sometimes used to describe a strong rulers who establishes peace by force.
Purity
Truth
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The Maker of Peace: God
Peace Has Been Planned by the Father
Peace Has Been Purchased by the Son
Peace is Provided by the Spirit
The Attribute of Peace
II.
The Adversary of Peace
III.
The Attainment of Peace
A. Peace Has Been Planned by the Father
B. Peace Has Been Purchased by the Son
C. Peace Is Provided by the Spirit
IV.
The Agents of Peace
The Messengers of Peace: Believers
Paul's description in -note) and was sometimes used to describe a strong
rulers who establishes peace by force.
Four Characteristics of Peacemakers
Is one who himself has made peace with God
Leads others to make peace with God
The perfect peacemaker is the Son of God
Helps others make peace with others
Jim Walton was translating the NT for the Muinane people of La Sabana in the jungles of Colombia.
But he was having trouble with the word peace.
During this time, Fernando, the village chief, was promised a 20-minute plane ride to a location that would have taken him 3 days to travel by walking.
The plane was delayed in arriving at La Sabana, so Fernando departed on foot.
When the plane finally came, a runner took off to bring Fernando back.
But by the time he had returned, the plane had left.
Fernando was livid because of the mix-up.
He went to Jim and launched into an angry tirade.
Fortunately, Walton had taped the chief's diatribe.
When he later translated it, he discovered that the chief kept repeating the phrase, "I don't have one heart.
" Jim asked other villagers what having "one heart " meant, and he found that it was like saying, "There is nothing between you and the other person.
" That, Walton realized, was just what he needed to translate the word peace.
To have peace with God means that there is nothing--no sin, no guilt, no condemnation--that separates us.
Sabana in the jungles of Colombia.
But he was having trouble with the word peace.
During
this time, Fernando, the village chief, was promised a 20-minute plane ride to a location
that would have taken him 3 days to travel by walking.
The plane was delayed in arriving
at La Sabana, so Fernando departed on foot.
When the plane finally came, a runner took
off to bring Fernando back.
But by the time he had returned, the plane had left.
Fernando
was livid because of the mix-up.
He went to Jim and launched into an angry tirade.
Fortunately, Walton had taped the chief's diatribe.
When he later translated it, he
discovered that the chief kept repeating the phrase, "I don't have one heart.
" Jim asked
other villagers what having "one heart " meant, and he found that it was like saying, "There
is nothing between you and the other person.
" That, Walton realized, was just what he
needed to translate the word peace.
To have peace with God means that there is
nothing--no sin, no guilt, no condemnation--that separates us.
Endeavors to find a point of agreement
English dictionaries define peacemakers as those who make establish or make peace especially by reconciling
In the early 1990s, gang violence erupted in Boyle Heights, a section of East Los Angeles.
Eight gangs were in conflict in the parish around the Dolores Mission Catholic Church.
Killings and injuries happened daily.
A group of women who met for prayer read together the story of Jesus walking on water...Then one of the mothers, electrified by the text, began to identify the parallels between the Jesus story and her own...
That night, seventy women began...a procession from one barrio to another.
They brought food, guitars, and love.
As they ate chips and salsa and drank Cokes with gang members, [they began to sing traditional songs together].
The gangs were disoriented, baffled; the war zones were silent.
Each night the mothers walked.
By nonviolently intruding and intervening, they "broke the rules of war."
especially by reconciling
That night, seventy women began...a procession from one barrio to another.
They brought food, guitars, and love.
As they ate chips and salsa and drank Cokes with gang members, [they began to sing traditional songs together].
The gangs were disoriented, baffled; the war zones were silent.
The old script of retaliation and escalating violence was challenged and changed.
It is no accident that the women christened their nighttime journeys "love walks."As the relationships between the women and the gang members grew, the kids told their stories.
Anguish over lack of jobs; rage over the hopelessness of poverty.
Together they developed a tortilla factory, a bakery, a child-care center, a job-training program, a class on conflict-resolution techniques, a school for further learning, a neighborhood group to monitor and report police misbehavior, and more.
Each night the mothers walked.
By nonviolently intruding and intervening, they "broke the rules of war."
The old script of retaliation and escalating violence was challenged and changed.
It is no accident that the women christened their nighttime journeys "love walks."
And it began with the challenge "Get out of the boat" and "walk on water."
As the relationships between the women and the gang members grew, the kids told their stories.
Anguish over lack of jobs; anger at police brutality; rage over the hopelessness of poverty.
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