| Perhaps she calculated that the shalom of the Syrian commander is the necessary matrix for her shalom. |
| But for all the possible variants, the word and notion of shalom has a radical nuance in our church context. |
| Years ago, it became clear to me that unless I placed my children first, I wasn't going to have shalom, which means integrity or wholeness. |
| Gil is a research fellow at the shalom Hartman Institute and a professor of history at McGill University. |
| To understand the biblical concept of peace, reflect on the Hebrew word shalom. |
| And, in Christ, you have elevated and demonstrated the cause of shalom, of peace, of wholeness, of unity. |
