When did Gideon use the term Jehovah Shalom?
Gideon used the term Jehovah Shalom after he had fought his battle with the three hundred. The context lists this as one of seven Old Testament 'I Am' names of Jehovah and suggests Jehovah Shalom may mean 'I Am their peace.'
Les explains that Gideon used the term Jehovah Shalom after he had fought his battle with the three hundred. Les notes this is one of seven Old Testament 'I Am' names of Jehovah, alongside Jehovah Jireh (Provider), Jehovah Sid Canu (Righteousness), and Jehovah Rehah (Shepherd). Les questions whether Jehovah Shalom means 'I Am their peace,' then moves to the seven 'I Am' statements in John and the eighth in Revelation.