Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction
I. Celebrating Chanukah
· We lit the Menorah
· We spun the Dreydel
· We learned about the Maccabees and the Miracle of Lights
· A common Jewish greeting is Shalom, which means peace
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What is Peace?
· “Historians have defined peace in the world as the lull in the battle when everybody stops to reload.”
John MacArthur
· Hebrew = Shalom, used about 250 times in the Old Testament
· Means wholeness, completeness, soundness, health, safety and prosperity, carrying with the implication of permanence.
· Greek = Eirn (Er Rain nah)
· It literally describes a tranquil state of the soul, a soul at rest, a satisfied soul.
That is the Biblical view of peace
III.
Our Text today
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