Shalôm is the condition of well-being in wholeness; whole-ly (whole and holy) is this wholeness uncommon to the world. Righteousness defines the whole who, what, and how God is in relationship.

1.         Peace and righteousness kiss,

            and the face of God turns

                        to us and gives us peace,

            Whole-ly peace, yes, whole-ly peace.

 

Chorus 1:       Hallelu-you, the God of peace

                        Hallelu-you, the God of peace

                        Hallelu, hallelu-you, whole-ly peace

                        Hallelu, hallelu-you, O whole-ly peace.

 

2.         Peace and righteousness kiss,

            and the Prince of Peace comes

                        to us and gives us peace,

            Whole-ly peace, yes, whole-ly peace.

 

Chorus 2:       Hallelu-you, the Prince of Peace

                        Hallelu-you, the Prince of Peace

                        Hallelu, hallelu-you, whole-ly peace

                        Hallelu, hallelu­-you, O whole-ly peace.

 

3.         Peace and righteousness kiss,

            and “my peace I give,”

                        but just whole and uncommon,

            Whole-ly peace, yes, whole-ly peace.

 

Chorus 3:       Hallelu-you, Uncommon Peace

                        Hallelu-you, the whole-ly Peace

                        Hallelu, hallelu-you, our whole-ly Peace

                        Hallelu, hallelu-you, O whole-ly Peace.

 

4.         Peace and righteousness embrace,

            “my wholeness you have

                        be whole and uncommon,

            my whole-ly ones, yes, my whole-ly ones.”

 

Chorus 4:       Hallelu-you, my whole-ly One

                        Hallelu-you, our whole-ly One

                        Hallelu, hallelu-you, O whole-ly Peace

                        Hallelu, hallelu-you, our whole-ly One

 

(shout words in caps)

           HALLELU—!   Hallelu, hallelu-you, O whole-ly Peace

           HALLELU—!   Hallelu, hallelu-you, my whole-ly One.