Serenity and tranquility

Security and freedom from violence

Harmony between people

Cessation of hostility

Not being at war

Significance: Waters of life or chaos, depending on the context

Picture: Waters

Picture: Iron nail or wooden hook

Picture: Shepherd's staff

Meaning: To crush and destroy

Picture: Teeth

Conventional language

Numeric

Pictographic

Emphasizes there are many mysteries in ancient Hebrew awaiting discovery.

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"The Prince of Peace" is expected to bring true Shalom.

Uttering 'Shalom' is a prophetic prayer for someone to destroy the source of chaos and confusion.

Revelation: Peace (Shalom) comes when the authority connected with chaos and confusion is destroyed.

Mem: Chaos and confusion

Vav: Connection

Lamed: Voice of authority

Sheen: To destroy

Can mean:

Mem (ם):

Vav (ו):

Lamed (ל):

Sheen (ש):

Original Hebrew, as used by Moses in the Torah, has these characteristics.

Hebrew is considered three languages:

The lecture proposes there is a hidden message in 'Shalom' with potentially life-changing implications.

C.J. Lovick, author of Living Word in 3D series, explores a mystery in the Hebrew word 'Shalom'.

Conclusion

Prophetic Insight

Picture Meaning of Shalom

Conventional Meaning of Shalom

The Four Hebrew Letters of 'Shalom'

Hebrew Language Overview

Introduction

Lecture Notes: Hidden Message in the Hebrew Word 'Shalom'