A short YouTube video (shorts) by Rylee Meek reflecting on Isaiah 26:3 and the idea of "perfect peace" (Hebrew: shalom shalom). The speaker links perfect peace to keeping the mind "stayed on God/Jesus," describes praying nightly over a child (Ezzy) including praying specifically for his mind to remain focused on God, and offers a conversational, encouraging take that maintaining attention on Jesus is the path to experiencing shalom.
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We all want peace, right? And I pray this over Ezzy every night I pray. When we pray, I pray literally over every body part. And there's something that I pray. It's usually sometimes spirit will lead to pray a little differently, but it's usually just about the same every night. But one of the things I pray over his mind is that it, it remains stayed on God. It stayed on Jesus because the. The promise in Isaiah 26:3 is you will keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on you because he trusts in you. Think about that. That's perfect peace. That's not just peace in the Hebrew. It's actually shalom shalom. And translators didn't know like how to like properly transcribe that. So it's like perfect peace. As if God's peace isn't perfect enough. Right? So perfect peace, shalom. Give me one dose of shalom. I'm good. But two, a double dose of shalom. The shalom shalom. Sign me up, man. Yeah. It's like you're floating on clouds all day long. Yeah. And all you have to do is keep our mind stayed on Jesus. That's it. That's it. It's pretty simple. Simple.
