What is the meaning of the hymn 'Peace Like a River'?

Answer 1

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38/311: John Milton's Paradise Lost

38/311: Zane Grey

40/311: John Calvin

52/311: "Alas poor Yorick. I knew him, Horatio"

52/311: Robert Louis Stevenson

68/311: Zorro

83/311: Daniel Webster

97/311: Mickey's Spillane's Mike Hammer

123/311: Jo's sacrifice in Little Women

159/311: A man who ate locusts (biblical)

161/311: Moby Dick

167/311: Red Sea

183/311: Fancisco Goya

184/311: Sonny Liston

194/311: Ulysses

199/311: Rembrandt

214/311: Atlas

225/311: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

226/311: Voltaire

233/311: Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn

249/311: Oliver Twist

272/311: Natty Bumppo

276/311: Judas

276/311: Benedict Arnold

276/311: Brutus

281/311: Robert E. Lee

288/311: Methuselah

293/311: Spartacus

297/311: Fatted Calf

308/311: Lazarus

Answer 2

The song is using a river as a metaphor for the amount of peace that one can experience in their life. Peace, like a great roaring river, can flow through your life because of a right relationship with God.

Answer 3

The hymn 'Peace Like a River' conveys a sense of inner calm and tranquility, using the metaphor of a flowing river to represent peace that surpasses understanding. It speaks of a peace that can sustain and comfort individuals through life's challenges and trials, with the assurance that God's peace will always be with them.

Answer 4

on page 241 is one

Answer 5

genesis