Greek Word Study | 1515: peace (eirene)


The MacArthur Study Bible (Jn 14:27) says, “The word “peace” reflects the Heb. “Shalom,” which became a greeting to His disciples after the resurrection (20:19–26). At the individual level this peace, unknown to the unsaved, secures composure in difficult trouble (cf. v. 1), dissolves fear (Phil 4:7), and rules in the hearts of God’s people to maintain harmony (Col 3:15). The greatest reality of this peace will be in the messianic kingdom (Nu 6:26; Ps 29:11; Is 9:6, 7; 52:7; 54:13; 57:19; Eze 37:26; Hag 2:9; cf. Ac 10:36; Ro 1:7; 5:1; 14:17).”

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