Jehovah Shalom Religion

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Jehovah Shalom is the God of peace who gives us; His children the perfect harmony and satisfaction in whatever we do if we ask Him. Since Jesus is a part of the Triune God-head, He is our Jehovah Shalom the Prince of Peace, and during His life on earth he has been through storms and has also had the power to conquer them in peace because of who He is and through His Father. Not only that, but He also desires to give us His peace that passeth all understanding.
Jesus Christ is the only biblical character in whom one can find perfect peace because He is the Son of The One and Only True Living God, and He came down to this earth in obedience to His Father to die on the cross to pay the penalty for our (humans) sins (John 3:16). In response to

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