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Definition of shalom in English: shalomexclamation ʃəˈlɒm Used as salutation by Jews at meeting or parting, meaning ‘peace’ ‘I'll be waiting for your call’. ‘Au revoir’. ‘Shalom’ Example sentencesExamples - The song's title refers to the words for peace in Arabic and Hebrew - salaam and shalom, respectively.
- How do we make such a vulnerable house into a place of shalom, of peace and security and harmony and wholeness?
- As the proceedings wore on, he periodically smiled, waved, and called shalom as he left the courtroom.
- To understand the biblical concept of peace, reflect on the Hebrew word shalom.
- Maybe digital media could empower religious groups to become producers of shalom.
- And, in Christ, you have elevated and demonstrated the cause of shalom, of peace, of wholeness, of unity.
- The area is meticulously preserved to keep the graffiti messages of peace or shalom that Israelis spontaneously wrote to mourn their fallen prime minister.
- Years ago, it became clear to me that unless I placed my children first, I wasn't going to have shalom, which means integrity or wholeness.
- Ladies and gentlemen, friends; good evening, shalom, erev tov.
- If our calling as Christians, as Anglicans, is to participate with God in God's mission, then the end to which we all need to be working is that shalom, that reign, that kingdom, where all will be restored to unity with God.
- Perhaps she calculated that the shalom of the Syrian commander is the necessary matrix for her shalom.
- In the face of strife and disease, Africans are leading the search for shalom.
- Justice brings shalom, a peace much greater than absence of war.
- The Second Testament Judean writers used the Greek term eirene for shalom, possessing much the same meaning and usage to apply to the gospel.
- Another concept central to this work is shalom, or peace.
- But for all the possible variants, the word and notion of shalom has a radical nuance in our church context.
- The Hebrew word shalom, translated peace, means full salvation.
Rhymes aplomb, bomb, bombe, CD-ROM, dom, from, glom, mom, pom, prom, Rom, Somme, therefrom, Thom, tom, wherefrom Definition of shalom in US English: shalomexclamation Used as salutation by Jews at meeting or parting, meaning “peace.” “I'll be waiting for your call.” “Au revoir.” “Shalom.” Compare with salaam Example sentencesExamples - The Second Testament Judean writers used the Greek term eirene for shalom, possessing much the same meaning and usage to apply to the gospel.
- Another concept central to this work is shalom, or peace.
- The Hebrew word shalom, translated peace, means full salvation.
- To understand the biblical concept of peace, reflect on the Hebrew word shalom.
- If our calling as Christians, as Anglicans, is to participate with God in God's mission, then the end to which we all need to be working is that shalom, that reign, that kingdom, where all will be restored to unity with God.
- But for all the possible variants, the word and notion of shalom has a radical nuance in our church context.
- The area is meticulously preserved to keep the graffiti messages of peace or shalom that Israelis spontaneously wrote to mourn their fallen prime minister.
- As the proceedings wore on, he periodically smiled, waved, and called shalom as he left the courtroom.
- Maybe digital media could empower religious groups to become producers of shalom.
- How do we make such a vulnerable house into a place of shalom, of peace and security and harmony and wholeness?
- Years ago, it became clear to me that unless I placed my children first, I wasn't going to have shalom, which means integrity or wholeness.
- Justice brings shalom, a peace much greater than absence of war.
- The song's title refers to the words for peace in Arabic and Hebrew - salaam and shalom, respectively.
- In the face of strife and disease, Africans are leading the search for shalom.
- And, in Christ, you have elevated and demonstrated the cause of shalom, of peace, of wholeness, of unity.
- Perhaps she calculated that the shalom of the Syrian commander is the necessary matrix for her shalom.
- Ladies and gentlemen, friends; good evening, shalom, erev tov.
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