Sunday, 17 August 2025

Jehovah Shalom, The Lord my Peace that surpass all Understanding.

 **"Jehovah Shalom – The Lord My Peace"**  

*(A Scriptural Poem to God)*  


**1. At Ophrah’s Altar**  

You met Gideon trembling, hidden in fear,  

A winepress warrior—weak, unclear.  

*"Peace! Do not fear,"* Your voice declared,  

Jehovah Shalom, the God who cared.  

*(Judges 6:23-24)*   


**2. The Peace Beyond the Storm**  

Not as the world gives, frail and brief,  

But Your calm that defies unbelief.  

When waves roar loud and faith grows thin,  

You whisper, *"Be still—I reign within."*  

*(John 14:27; Psalm 46:10)*   


**3. The Prince of Peace**  

A Child was born—His name divine,  

Wonderful Counselor, His love a sign.  

The government rests upon His grace,  

His peace, a kingdom none can erase.  

*(Isaiah 9:6)*   


**4. The War and the Whisper**  

Though earth may shake and nations rage,  

Your promise stands through every age.  

*"I am your peace,"* You pledge anew,  

In battles fought, Your strength breaks through.  

*(Ephesians 2:14; Psalm 29:11)*   


**5. The Eternal Shalom**  

No more tears in the New Creation’s light,  

No pain, no night—all darkness takes flight.  

Until that dawn, I cling, I pray:  

*"Jehovah Shalom, guard my way."*  

*(Revelation 21:4; Philippians 4:7)*   


**Closing Prayer:**  

*"Lord of Peace, my heart’s refrain,  

In chaos, loss, or joy, or pain—  

Anchor my soul in Your embrace,  

Till faith gives way to sight, and face to face. Amen."*  


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**Key Themes Inspired by Scripture:**  

- **Gideon’s Transformation**: From fear to faith under God’s declaration of peace *(Judges 6-8)* .  

- **Christ’s Fulfillment**: Jesus as the Prince of Peace who reconciles humanity to God *(Isaiah 9:6; Ephesians 2:14)* .  

- **Present Peace**: A gift independent of circumstances *(John 14:27; Philippians 4:6-7)* .  


Would you like to focus on a specific aspect of God’s peace (e.g., emotional rest, spiritual warfare)? I can refine this further!  


**For Deeper Study**: Explore Judges 6, Isaiah 26:3, and 2 Thessalonians 3:16.

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