In times of great crisis, particularly as the coming Day of the Lord approaches, there is often a deceptive cry of "Peace, peace" when there is no true peace. This false assurance, echoed in the proclamation of "peace and safety," masks the underlying spiritual decay and imminent destruction that will suddenly overtake the world. Such declarations expose the hypocrisy of those who speak them, for they know there is no real peace, yet they proclaim it to deceive and pacify others. True peace, in its deepest sense, goes beyond the mere absence of war and encompasses well-being, contentment, prosperity, and stable relationships, ultimately rooted in a covenant with God. Without a right relationship with Him, genuine peace remains unattainable, as sin creates division and enmity, breaking the bond that could bring lasting harmony. Outward appearances of peace often hide inner turmoil and discontent, revealing that sinful humanity is at war within itself, lacking the stability and unity that only God can provide. As history shows, from the frustration of Solomon to the present day, real peace eludes those who are separated from God, leaving only a hollow echo of "Peace, peace" where none exists.