Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem ✡ "May Those Who Love You Be At Peace" - Israel365

Pray for the well-being of Yerushalayim; May those who love you be at peace Psalms 122:6 (The Israel Bible™) שַׁאֲלוּ שְׁלוֹם יְרוּשָׁלָ ִם יִשְׁלָיוּ אֹהֲבָיִךְ Hear the verse in Hebrew sha-a-LU sh’-LOM y’-ru-sha-LA-im yish-LA-yu o-ha-VA-yikh   Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem This psalm starts with the words sha’alu sh’lom Yerushalayim, ‘Pray for the well-being of Jerusalem.’ Shalom (שלום), translated here as ‘well-being,’ is the first Hebrew word many people learn. It actually has three meanings: ‘hello,’ ‘goodbye’ and ‘peace.’ It is the word with which friends greet one another, but shalom is more than a greeting; it is also a blessing. Peace is the most important gift we can ask from Hashem (God), on an individual level, as families, and between nations. It is therefore of utmost significance that the world’s holiest city, Yerushalayim (ירושלים), has the word shalom at its core, because it is meant to be the source of all peace on earth. Find this photo in the Israel365 2019 Hebrew Calendar & Holiday Guide!

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Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem ✡ "May Those Who Love You Be At Peace" - Israel365

Pray for the well-being of Yerushalayim; “May those who love you be at peace.” Psalms 122:6 (The Israel Bible™) שַׁאֲלוּ שְׁלוֹם יְרוּשָׁלִָם יִשְׁלָיוּ אֹהֲבָיִךְ Hear the verse in Hebrew sha-a-LU sh’-LOM y’-ru-sha-LA-im yish-LA-yu o-ha-VA-yikh   Pray for the peace of Jerusalem This psalm starts with the words sha’alu sh’lom Yerushalayim, (pray for the well-being of Jerusalem). Shalom, translated here as ‘well-being,’ is the first Hebrew word many people learn. It actually has three meanings: ‘hello,’ ‘goodbye’ and ‘peace.’ It is the word with which friends greet one another, but Shalom is more than a greeting; it is also a blessing. Peace is the most important gift we can ask from Hashem (God), on an individual level, as families, and between nations. It is therefore of utmost significance that the world’s holiest city, Yerushalayim, has the word shalom at its core, because it is meant to be the source for all peace on earth. King David exhorts “Pray for the well-being of Yerushalayim,” for when Yerushalayim is confronted with conflict, the whole world suffers. Conversely, though, when Yerushalayim is at peace, the entire world enjoys serenity. Pray for the peace of Jerusalem

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