In the King James version,
the word - shalom - does not appear at all.
The word "Shalom" appears 237 times in The Bible. It is a Hebrew word meaning peace, wholeness, and well-being. It is used as a greeting, a blessing, and to describe the state of harmony and tranquility.
it is used over 200 times in the bible...
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Sholom (שולום) is not a word in Hebrew, so, none. If you meant Shalom (שלום), it comes up around 120 times in the Old Testament.
How many times is the word worry we find in the Bible Bible
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it is used over 200 times in the bible...
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Shalom (שלום) comes up around 120 times in the Old Testament. The New Testament is written in Koine Greek, so "shalom" is not used there.
Sholom (שולום) is not a word in Hebrew, so, none. If you meant Shalom (שלום), it comes up around 120 times in the Old Testament.
Genesis 43:23, among many other instances.
How many times is the word worry we find in the Bible Bible
You can see it from Judges 6:24. :)
how many times is the number 7 in the bible
how many times is beautiful in the bible
Shalom Mordekhai Shvadron has written: 'Sefer Lev Shalom' -- subject(s): Hebrew Jewish sermons, Sermons, Bible 'Sefer Maharsham' -- subject(s): Purim, Hanukkah
In a large majority of cases, the word "peace" in the Bible is the Hebrew word "shalom." While the literal translation is "peace" - the meaning of shalom is far more than simply the absence of war. In the Hebrew understanding, shalom is being in harmony with God and all of God's creation. It's not easy to explain, but simply put, shalom is those moments we have when we look around and realize "this is as it should be." Shalom us "everything is as it should be." And that... is 'peace.'
Jehovah is a name for God. Shalom, I believe means "peace". In Judges 6:24 a name is given to God, "Jehovah-Shalom" which means "The LORD is Peace." It is a Name of God but when looking at the two words separately they do not necessarily mean the same thing. Spiritually speaking Jehovah can mean peace to many people, but there are times and places where Jehovah means something else entirely such as judgment, spiritually speaking.