https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhxSSgndkbI In a world filled with noise, unrest, and uncertainty, YAHUAH’s people are called to something higher—Shalom. Not the fleeting calm of the world, but a peace that abides deep within the soul. This audio-book trailer invites you into the opening words of Peace Be Still: John 14:27 Peace for Everyday Living, His Shalom. Discover the spiritual principles of true peace—how to guard your spirit, still your thoughts, and walk in the unshakable calm of YAH’s presence, even when storms rage around you. 🎧 Watch and listen here:   👉 Peace Be Still: Experience True Shalom (Intro + Chapter 1) Why This Message Matters   Peace is more than the absence of conflict—it is the presence of YAHUAH. His Shalom is wholeness, restoration, and divine covering. This message reveals how His peace surpasses understanding, transforming every anxious thought into steadfast faith. As you listen, reflect on how YAHUSHUA’s promise of peace is not merely poetic—it’s prophetic. It’s a sign of His covenant presence within His people. When we learn to “be still,” we align our hearts with His eternal order, letting the Spirit quiet the storms inside and around us. Join the Walk Toward Shalom   If this message strengthens your spirit: 🔔 Subscribe on YouTube to hear every new chapter, teaching, and audio reading. 📰 Join the Unknown Hebrew Substack for in-depth studies, prophetic insights, and book releases rooted in Scripture and truth. 💬 Comment and share what Shalom means to you and how YAHUAH’s peace has touched your life. Walk in His rest, not the world’s rhythm. Let His Spirit still the noise within you, and may His peace dwell richly in your heart. “Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.”— John 14:27 (KJV) Stay Connected   Explore the full Unknown Hebrew Collection for more scripture-based studies. Stay updated with teachings — follow Unknown Hebrew on Substack. Have questions? Contact Unknown Hebrew directly.