@pattytato: The last words of Jesus on the cross, "It is finished" (John 19:30), are commonly understood to be Meshallam (or Mashlam) in Aramaic. This term is derived from the root shalam (to complete, make safe, or restore) and implies that the mission was fully accomplished, submitted, or paid in full. While the New Testament was recorded in Greek, scholars and linguists often translate the concept back to the Aramaic word Meshallam or Mishlam. The phrase refers to the completion of the work of atonement. Some interpretations suggest it carries the weight of a debt being "paid in full" or a task completely submitted to God. The word comes from the same root as Shalom (peace), suggesting a restored peace. Thank you, God ❤️‍🔥 #godislove #jesuslovesyou #jesuschrist #holyspiritpower

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