The Hebrew word for peace, shalom, means much more than quiet. It covers wholeness, safety and things being as they should be. The New Testament carries that meaning on: peace with God, the peace of mind that guards your heart, and the work of making peace between people.
The verses are grouped in that order. Each is copied word for word from the World English Bible, a public-domain translation, so you can save it as a lock screen or share it with no restrictions.
25 verses and passages · World English Bible (public domain) · each one opens in the maker as a video or a phone wallpaper
About the text
Every verse is quoted from the World English Bible, a modern English translation its editors have placed in the
public domain, as published by Project Gutenberg (ebook #8294).
Only the typography is changed: curly quotation marks, psalm titles and musical notes left out, and an ellipsis where
a passage stops mid-sentence. American spellings (honor, neighbor) are the translation’s own. You are free to copy,
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