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# εἰρήνη/eiréné
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The word is to be without conflict. It is a noun.
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* This word can mean there is freedom from the conflict of war.
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* This word can mean to end conflict between warring parties.
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* This word can mean that peace has come and now there is tranquility and harmony.
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* This word can mean that where there had been conflict and war now that conflict has stopped.
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* This word can mean national tranquility, after a time of conflict.
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* This word can mean the spirit of peace, the peace of the Kingdom of God; Messianic peace.
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* This word can mean the inner and personal peace that is promised by Jesus Christ.
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* This word can mean to have contentment, to be at peace within oneself.
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* This word can mean when people end conflict and they come together.
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* This word can mean the absence of interpersonal trouble or conflict.
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* This word can mean national tranquility, as after a war is fought and the conflict is ended.
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* This word can mean the blessed condition of those who have died in their faith; that they are at peace.
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See: Matthew 10:34; Luke 12:51; Romans 14:17
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