Charis Shalom

 In het Oude Testament was de traditionele Hebreeuwse begroeting, "Shalom", vrede.
In het Nieuwe Testament werd het Griekse woord Charis toegevoegd. Gratie. De groet werd, "Charis Shalom;" Gratie en Vrede.
Wegens de gratie van God die alle onze zonden weghaalt, kunnen wij de vrede van God hebben zoals het daarvoor in zekere zin nooit mogelijk was. 

Engelse versie / English version : Charis Shalom

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Charis Shalom

English: Shalom (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

  In the Old Testament the traditional Hebrew greeting was, “Shalom,” peace.
In the New Testament the Greek word Charis was added. Grace.
The greeting became, “Charis Shalom;”
Grace and Peace.
Because of the grace of God that takes away all our sins, we can have the peace of God in a way never before possible. 

Dutch version / Nederlandse versie: Charis Shalom

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