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ALLELUIA. Hebrew hallelujah "praise Yahweh." Ancient liturgical form of jubilation especially in the Psalms, now in the divine Office and Eucharistic liturgy. Best known in the Easter chant and...
Whether we are experiencing joy, sorrow, or simply seeking a moment of peace, “Hallelujah” offers a powerful expression of praise, adoration, and thanksgiving. As we continue to sing and celebrate this beloved hymn, let us be inspired to live lives that are worthy of praise.
5 dni temu · Alleluia comes from two Hebrew words: “Halelu,” (from “hillêl” which means “to praise“) and “Yah“, which means God. Hence, Alleluia means Praise God and Praise the Lord. According to St. Augustine, the word Alleluia is a synthesis all authentic praise to God, as manifested by the words of the his commentary to Psalm 148:
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10 cze 2024 · ; ;(Hebrew: All Hail to Him who is) Liturgical expression found in the Book of Tobias, Psalms, and New Testament. It is used in liturgy as exclamation of joy, triumph, and thanksgiving, especially at Easter-tide.
Synonyms for HALLELUJAH: hey, hurrah, ha, hurray, hah, glory be, yahoo, glory; Antonyms of HALLELUJAH: boo, aw, alack, alas.
