Shalom Tank Tops

“My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me..."

"But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you" - Matthew 5:44

Hello! What would a world without weapons look like? PROCESS ► http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=3ApYG-pbLRE

Honour your ancestors and treat yourself or loved ones to a unique piece of art that celebrates the Jewish tradition of lighting the menorah for Hanukah. This piece is available on prints, as part of home decor, on fashion, and as covers for your electronic devices. Keep a look out for more Judaica in Nina's Photo Paint galleries. The clocks, mugs, and throw pillows would make excellent house warming or wedding gifts for the young Jewish couple.

Traditional red jewish pattern from the Rumbach Street Synagogue in Budapest, Hungary

Most High

Dirk Willems was a Dutch martyred Anabaptist who is most famous for escaping from prison but then turning back to rescue his pursuer—who had fallen through thin ice while chasing Willems—to then be recaptured, tortured and killed for his beliefs.

“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God." - Matthew 5:9

“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God." - Matthew 5:9

"But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you" - Matthew 5:44

"But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you" - Matthew 5:44

State of Israel Menorah with the word Shalom

The runes of the word Hazard can be translated to mean "By focus, I will find balance in the hardships, and protect what matters." These runes are bound together into the Endless Ladder Bindrune, representing the eternal struggle to reach one's true self. Encompasing the iconic Hebrew phrase Shalom, or "May you be in the center of God's will", and the Buddhist Namaste, or "I see the God in you", the Endless Ladder is a graphical mantra to ponder as you walk through your day.

"But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you" - Matthew 5:44

In the Book of Revelation God is described as the Alpha and Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end. In Hebrew it would say the "aleph" and the "tav". This design highlights this idea through a circular representation that as beginning and end He has no beginning and end.

Not now- i'm getting ready for Shabbat

Stylized image of a Chasid wearing a traditional headdress - Shtreimel

Happy Rosh Hashanah - Shana Tova! Autumn New Year Jewish Holiday Paty. Honey and Apple, Pomegranate, Shofar, Star of David, traditional symbols, torah, shofar, pomegranates, star of David, tropical palm tree leaves decorative ornament, pink color. Gifts and Decoration Watercolor

YAHWEH design

State of Israel Menorah with the word Shalom

The Hebrew word for peace (שלום, shalom) in the Rashi script.

Here is violet square grid with the Hebrew Word for peace "shalom" spelled out in Hebrew letters. Top right is clear square with a violet letter "shien". Top left: violet square clear "lamed." Bottom right: violet square, clear "vav." Bottom left, clear square, violet "mem."

Without Jesus, there is no life, no peace, and no freedom. This new gratitude design is great for anyone who loves God. It's the perfect gift for family and friends, especially at Christmas time. Celebrate the King! Buy now and don't miss out.

A mock Jewish necklace - with a Star of David, white Hamsa (Evil eye talisman or amulet) & the Hebrew word "Shalom" meaning "peace" or "hello".

Here is indigo square grid with the Hebrew Word for peace "shalom" spelled out in Hebrew letters. Top right is clear square with a indigo letter "shien". Top left: indigo square clear "lamed." Bottom right: indigo square, clear "vav." Bottom left, clear square, indigo "mem."

It's time for Peace - share it - because everybody needs some - Peace is precious - all you need is Peace

Gather positive energy with a yoga relax namaste t-shirt for friends and loved ones for christmas mothersday fathers day or birthdays. Find your inner self and grab your yoga tshirt now!

YHWH, Christian design

Design Description: Am Yisrael Chai Am Yisrael Chai, which means "The People of Israel Live", is a Hebrew phrase that is often used to express support for Israel and the Jewish people. It is a symbol of resilience and hope, and it is a reminder that the Jewish people have survived centuries of persecution and oppression. This design features the Am Yisrael Chai phrase in bold, white letters on a black background. It is a simple but powerful design that is sure to turn heads and start conversations. This design is perfect for anyone who: Supports Israel and the Jewish people Believes in the right of Israel to exist Wants to show their solidarity with the Israeli people Wants to make a statement about their Jewish pride

And you have loved- in Hebrew

Here is green square grid with the Hebrew Word for peace "shalom" spelled out in Hebrew letters. Top right is clear square with a green letter "shien". Top left: green square clear "lamed." Bottom right: green square, clear "vav." Bottom left, clear square, green "mem."

Here is yellow square grid with the Hebrew Word for peace "shalom" spelled out in Hebrew letters. Top right is clear square with a yellow letter "shien". Top left: yellow square clear "lamed." Bottom right: yellow square, clear "vav." Bottom left, clear square, yellow "mem."

A watercolor drawing style Hanukkah menorah captioned with the phrase "Let's Get Lit"

Here is white square grid with the Hebrew Word for peace "shalom" spelled out in Hebrew letters. Top right is clear square with a white letter "shien". Top left: white square clear "lamed." Bottom right: white square, clear "vav." Bottom left, clear square, white "mem."

Here is blue and white square grid with the Hebrew Word for peace "shalom" spelled out in Hebrew letters. Top right is clear square with a blue letter "shien". Top left: blue square clear "lamed." Bottom right: blue square, clear "vav." Bottom left, clear square, blue "mem."

Here is orange square grid with the Hebrew Word for peace "shalom" spelled out in Hebrew letters. Top right is clear square with a orange letter "shien". Top left: orange square clear "lamed." Bottom right: orange square, clear "vav." Bottom left, clear square, orange "mem."