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What does the Bible say about the Prince of Peace?

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The Bible refers to Jesus as the 'Prince of Peace' in Isaiah 9:6, indicating His role as the mediator of peace between God and humanity.

In Isaiah 9:6, Jesus is called the 'Prince of Peace,' signifying His crucial role in establishing peace between God and humanity. This title reflects the profound need for peace, which is a response to conflict—specifically the conflict arising from sin and separation from God. The scriptures emphasize that true peace can only be achieved through Christ, who reconciles believers to God by atoning for their sins through His sacrifice. Hence, as the Prince of Peace, Jesus provides the only means by which we can restored relationship with God, who is holy and just.
Scripture References: Isaiah 9:6, Ephesians 2:14, Romans 5:1

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Prince of Peace
Eric Van Beek · Dec 15, 2024
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