When God says in psalm 29 that He blesses His people with peace, how do I know which one of all the different translation of the word shalom He intends? Is it welfare, completeness, recompense... ? Or can it be all it's different translations or how do I know? Thank you
Excellent question. You understand the multiple meanings of Shalom. To apply it to Psa. 29, we need to know the context: vs 9-10 place it after Christ's Second Coming because there's a Temple and He comes as a King to rule. 9 The voice of the LORD makes the hinds to calve, and discovers the forests: and in his temple does every one speak of his glory. 10 The LORD sits upon the flood; yea, the LORD sits King for ever. His rulership will bring peace to all people on Earth who follow Him, at that time. This peace will be their physical welfare as they use Earth's resources positively and their relational peace as they learn to apply God's love. This will also bring completeness of mental health. Furthermore, these people will be guided into spiritual truth, ultimately leading to the gift, the recompense of Eternal life. This is the real peace referred to in Isaiah 11 where it says in verse 6 The wolf also shall dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with the kid; and the calf and the young lion and the fatling together; and a little child shall lead them. Take care.
It will end the way it started with God YeHoVah dwelling with his creation again as it was intended with Adam and Eve. A new Eden with Yeshua Shalom 🙏🏾
Yes, it will, and that will be the end of the Bible story of humankind, but only the beginning of the story of the Family of God. There's lots to look forward to.
Even 5 minute later, we still don't have the meaning of Salaam or Shalom. See here, in 1 line, but very few words... Root ShLM or SLM etyma LM which is "any event occuring in the world" and the Sh or S is the effort to feed. Shalom or Salam or Islam, it's about providing what is usefull on any matter of this world. No need 22 mn here to explain it accuratly. Jesus said to his disciples Go and spread the Shalom. And Muhammad came with the revelation, Islam, same root, it's a set of tools to practize Shalom.
I'm wondering whether you watched the 22 minutes. "Shalom" explains the whole plan of God for humankind, including how sin is paid for and how God will make humans whole again... in His timeframe. As you know, it is a latter part of "Jerusalem." It's all about "God's Peace." Our world reveals humans cannot and don't "practice peace," it can only be done with God's help and intervention.
@@theexplanation You could be fascinated of how semitic language is build, its etymology. You can't deny the meaning I gave above, and in your video, you show the semantcal field, all related to the morphosemantic, from root S(h)LM. Shalom Salaam is one of God's name. But this word has an archaic root, LM like in Olam. The S of SLM is a support, assistance, and the A'in of Olam is about the sight, for cognition. You love hebrew beeing christian, so a revelation for you, the true meaning of Jesus's name, from aramaic Yashua', Ya- prefixed means Sign of God, and root Shua' = the HOUR, ressurection and judgement day, TERRIBLE HOUR. And Jesus' preaches was about the HOUR, no one prophet did it so much and details and warning of Judgment Day before him. I wrote article on word Shabbat, each letter, each vowel, a strict morphosemantic analysis. The suffixed t means a closed thing, like in Mat. Etyma S(h)B is about a flow running, the 6 first days, then came the suffixed t, shabbat. With this methodology, the dictionaries and their translations becomes insignificant.
@@victoremman4639 Wow, that took more than 5 minutes. I agree with the usage of "shin" and "ayin." But, I do not take Bible readers down that path because it's too complicated AND subject to error. The relationship between shabbat and olam is possible but we have to be very careful to not get into conjecture. In the course 7 Keys to Master Biblical Hebrew I pointed out the downfall of interpreting words using the meanings of each letter: th-cam.com/video/3n49lkHE884/w-d-xo.htmlsi=mntthA43luRQ8aQI The Bible is subject to every interpretation under the sun. The goal of The Explanation is not an interpretation of God's Words or Semitic language and etymology but finding the God-intended meaning of His plan for humankind, His Creation on Earth. Shalom and Shabbat indicate the whole plan.
@@theexplanation The relation between Olam and Shabbat it is the semtic language and alphabet. I don't understand you here. At the end you talk of shabbat, so I just explain you its meaning and etymology. If you look for God's plan, just listen Him : his >>> WORDS. Since 15 years I study the morphosemantic and letter meaning, and I don't believe in christian holy ghost, but in Prophet's words. In matter of Letter meaning, the christians can't get this science, taking it from kabbalist jews and their confusions, adding christian confusions to it. I read really crazy things from them.When it's about to understand a semitic word, first the actual meaning, then the anciant meaning, then the root, then the pattern use for the root, then the etyma dwelling the root, then the letter meaning. With all this analysis, we get the precise meaning and see how translations are fake. Etymology: by the way, the PIE has their root in semitic cradle example, the worrd MEAN from semitic Mim A'in Nun Alif from root A'in Nun Alif which means 'to conceive in mind'. As you know, the A'in is the sem of Cognition.
I'm not a fan of the way this video was done. It's not a good idea to just look at all variants of the translations and make lists, that's just so random. It's better to look up the roots, maybe learn the Hebrew, look up the idioms, check for any word play. But just listing strong's definitions and listing them all out then pretending it's revealing hidden meaning, no broo....
Thanks for the suggestion. You realize that's the "classic" study, and you probably know that Biblical Hebrew scholars disagree with word meanings. That's the reason for so many translations. Unfortunately, like many, you misunderstand the "list of so-called 'random' words from Strong's." These words are the translations of "shalom" rendered by the King James committee to translate the Bible. Some of these people were Hebrew scholars. This is not a "random list;" it is the best efforts of Biblical Hebrew scholars. Why reinvent the wheel? The question you and others need to ask is WHY these scholars didn't do a one-on-one, one Hebrew word = one English word translation? Why do they provide MULTIPLE translations for ONE Hebrew word? When you can answer that question, you're on your way to understanding the God-intended meaning of Scripture. In fact, the answer is the 1st Key to Master Biblical Hebrew. If you want to see how this method works, try this free mini-course, Uncover the Mystery of Adam and Eve's Nakedness. TheExplanation.com/naked
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I'm thinking about calling my black male labrador puppy Shalom.
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When God says in psalm 29 that He blesses His people with peace, how do I know which one of all the different translation of the word shalom He intends? Is it welfare, completeness, recompense... ? Or can it be all it's different translations or how do I know? Thank you
Excellent question. You understand the multiple meanings of Shalom. To apply it to Psa. 29, we need to know the context: vs 9-10 place it after Christ's Second Coming because there's a Temple and He comes as a King to rule. 9 The voice of the LORD makes the hinds to calve, and discovers the forests: and in his temple does every one speak of his glory. 10 The LORD sits upon the flood; yea, the LORD sits King for ever.
His rulership will bring peace to all people on Earth who follow Him, at that time. This peace will be their physical welfare as they use Earth's resources positively and their relational peace as they learn to apply God's love. This will also bring completeness of mental health. Furthermore, these people will be guided into spiritual truth, ultimately leading to the gift, the recompense of Eternal life.
This is the real peace referred to in Isaiah 11 where it says in verse 6 The wolf also shall dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with the kid; and the calf and the young lion and the fatling together; and a little child shall lead them.
Take care.
It will end the way it started with God YeHoVah dwelling with his creation again as it was intended with Adam and Eve. A new Eden with Yeshua Shalom 🙏🏾
Yes, it will, and that will be the end of the Bible story of humankind, but only the beginning of the story of the Family of God. There's lots to look forward to.
Even 5 minute later, we still don't have the meaning of Salaam or Shalom. See here, in 1 line, but very few words... Root ShLM or SLM etyma LM which is "any event occuring in the world" and the Sh or S is the effort to feed. Shalom or Salam or Islam, it's about providing what is usefull on any matter of this world. No need 22 mn here to explain it accuratly. Jesus said to his disciples Go and spread the Shalom. And Muhammad came with the revelation, Islam, same root, it's a set of tools to practize Shalom.
I'm wondering whether you watched the 22 minutes. "Shalom" explains the whole plan of God for humankind, including how sin is paid for and how God will make humans whole again... in His timeframe. As you know, it is a latter part of "Jerusalem." It's all about "God's Peace." Our world reveals humans cannot and don't "practice peace," it can only be done with God's help and intervention.
@@theexplanation You could be fascinated of how semitic language is build, its etymology. You can't deny the meaning I gave above, and in your video, you show the semantcal field, all related to the morphosemantic, from root S(h)LM. Shalom Salaam is one of God's name. But this word has an archaic root, LM like in Olam. The S of SLM is a support, assistance, and the A'in of Olam is about the sight, for cognition. You love hebrew beeing christian, so a revelation for you, the true meaning of Jesus's name, from aramaic Yashua', Ya- prefixed means Sign of God, and root Shua' = the HOUR, ressurection and judgement day, TERRIBLE HOUR. And Jesus' preaches was about the HOUR, no one prophet did it so much and details and warning of Judgment Day before him. I wrote article on word Shabbat, each letter, each vowel, a strict morphosemantic analysis. The suffixed t means a closed thing, like in Mat. Etyma S(h)B is about a flow running, the 6 first days, then came the suffixed t, shabbat. With this methodology, the dictionaries and their translations becomes insignificant.
@@victoremman4639 Wow, that took more than 5 minutes. I agree with the usage of "shin" and "ayin." But, I do not take Bible readers down that path because it's too complicated AND subject to error. The relationship between shabbat and olam is possible but we have to be very careful to not get into conjecture.
In the course 7 Keys to Master Biblical Hebrew I pointed out the downfall of interpreting words using the meanings of each letter: th-cam.com/video/3n49lkHE884/w-d-xo.htmlsi=mntthA43luRQ8aQI
The Bible is subject to every interpretation under the sun. The goal of The Explanation is not an interpretation of God's Words or Semitic language and etymology but finding the God-intended meaning of His plan for humankind, His Creation on Earth. Shalom and Shabbat indicate the whole plan.
@@theexplanation The relation between Olam and Shabbat it is the semtic language and alphabet. I don't understand you here. At the end you talk of shabbat, so I just explain you its meaning and etymology. If you look for God's plan, just listen Him : his >>> WORDS. Since 15 years I study the morphosemantic and letter meaning, and I don't believe in christian holy ghost, but in Prophet's words. In matter of Letter meaning, the christians can't get this science, taking it from kabbalist jews and their confusions, adding christian confusions to it. I read really crazy things from them.When it's about to understand a semitic word, first the actual meaning, then the anciant meaning, then the root, then the pattern use for the root, then the etyma dwelling the root, then the letter meaning. With all this analysis, we get the precise meaning and see how translations are fake. Etymology: by the way, the PIE has their root in semitic cradle example, the worrd MEAN from semitic Mim A'in Nun Alif from root A'in Nun Alif which means 'to conceive in mind'. As you know, the A'in is the sem of Cognition.
I'm not a fan of the way this video was done. It's not a good idea to just look at all variants of the translations and make lists, that's just so random.
It's better to look up the roots, maybe learn the Hebrew, look up the idioms, check for any word play. But just listing strong's definitions and listing them all out then pretending it's revealing hidden meaning, no broo....
Thanks for the suggestion. You realize that's the "classic" study, and you probably know that Biblical Hebrew scholars disagree with word meanings. That's the reason for so many translations.
Unfortunately, like many, you misunderstand the "list of so-called 'random' words from Strong's." These words are the translations of "shalom" rendered by the King James committee to translate the Bible. Some of these people were Hebrew scholars. This is not a "random list;" it is the best efforts of Biblical Hebrew scholars.
Why reinvent the wheel?
The question you and others need to ask is WHY these scholars didn't do a one-on-one, one Hebrew word = one English word translation? Why do they provide MULTIPLE translations for ONE Hebrew word? When you can answer that question, you're on your way to understanding the God-intended meaning of Scripture.
In fact, the answer is the 1st Key to Master Biblical Hebrew.
If you want to see how this method works, try this free mini-course, Uncover the Mystery of Adam and Eve's Nakedness. TheExplanation.com/naked