Jehovah-Shalom
Judges
Introduction
- Meaning of Yahweh: "I Am that I Am"
- Significance of seeing God as the self-sufficient deity
Main Content
- Jehovah Jireh
- The Lord will provide
- Reference: Mount Moriah and Abraham’s faith test
- Yahweh Rapha
- The Lord is our healer
- Reference: Moses, Israel, and the bitter waters at Mara
- Yahweh Nisii
- The Lord is our banner, our victory
- Reference: Battle with the Amalekites at Refidim
- Yahweh Shalom
- The Lord is my peace
- Reference: Judges Chapter 6 and Gideon’s story
- Explanation and background leading to this new name
Historical Context
- Book of Judges and the new generation after Joshua
- Disobedience of Israel: Incomplete conquest of pagan nations
- Consequences: Cycles of sin, misery, crying out, deliverance, and peace
Gideon’s Story
- Israel’s fifth cycle of sin
- Condition of Israel: Oppression by Midianites
- Gideon’s initial fear and doubt
- Angel of the Lord’s appearance and Gideon’s response
- God’s reassurance and challenge to Gideon
Application to Modern Life
- God’s test and challenge in areas of obedience and faith
- Examples of Abraham, Moses, and Gideon
- Modern parallels: Need for obedience and faith in God
- Personal application: Facing life's chaos with God's peace
Call to Action
- Addressing different categories of people needing peace
- Those needing initial peace with God through salvation
- Christians needing peace related to obedience and faith
- Link between disobedience/unbelief and lack of peace
Scriptural Correlations
- Peace of the Lord in different scriptures
- Isaiah: Christ as the Prince of Peace
- New Testament references: Jesus’ peace, overcoming the world
- Paul’s teachings: Christ as our peace, preaching peace
Conclusion
- Emphasizing the importance of Yahweh Shalom in our lives
- Encouragement to find peace in God amidst life's challenges
- Final prayer for peace, faith, and obedience to God’s will
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