Lyrics
VERSO
Jehová Shalom encuentra en mi
Un corazón justo
Confiado en Ti
CORO
Eres mi paz
Eres mi paz
Confío en Ti, Señor
Solo en Ti, Señor
PUENTE 1
Cuando pase por el fuego no me quemaré
En el valle de la sombra me acompañarás
Cuando pase por las aguas no me abnegarán
Ahí estarás
TAG
//Wo – o – ah
Wo – o – ah //
PUENTE 2
Mi alma en Ti hallará descanso
Mi alma en Ti hallará descanso
No me dejarás,
ahí estarás
TAG
Shalom, Shalom
Shalom, Shalom
Shalom, Eres mi paz
Escrita por: James Orjuela, Jorge Fajardo, Judith Garcia
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Meaning & Inspiration
The song centers on the name Jehovah Shalom, confessing the Lord as peace amid danger rather than only after trouble has passed. Its short chorus joins peace with trust, presenting rest as the result of reliance on God. The opening prayer for a righteous, confident heart gives that trust a moral dimension: peace is connected with a life directed toward the Lord.
The first bridge gathers vivid biblical images of fire, deep water, and the valley of death’s shadow. Each threat is acknowledged, but none is portrayed as stronger than God’s presence. The repeated assurance “Ahí estarás” makes companionship the answer to fear. A second bridge turns from outward danger to inward rest, declaring that the soul finds repose in God and will not be abandoned. The closing repetition of “Shalom” therefore works as both a divine name and a settled confession. Across its compact sections, the song moves from petition to confidence, then from trial to rest.
Related Scripture
- Judges 6:24 Gideon names the altar The Lord Is Peace, the source of the title Jehovah Shalom.
- Isaiah 43:2 God promises his presence through waters and fire, directly matching the bridge.
- Psalm 23:4 The psalm expresses freedom from fear because God accompanies his servant through the darkest valley.