The term "Hallelujah" is a transliteration of the Hebrew phrase "Hallelu Yah," meaning "Praise the LORD." It is a call to worship and an expression of joy and gratitude. This exclamation is used frequently in the Psalms and is a reminder of the importance of worship in the life of the...
Psalm 113:1 Hallelujah! This term is a transliteration of the Hebrew phrase "Hallelu Yah," meaning "Praise the LORD." It is a call to worship and is often used in the Psalms to express joy and gratitude towards God. The use of "Hallelujah" connects this psalm to the broader tradition ...
Hebrew Transliteration2:1 lâmmâh râgheshu ghoyim ule'ummiym yehgu-riyq 2:2 yithyatsebhumalkhêy-'erets verozeniym nosedhu-yâchadh `al-Adonay ve`al-meshiycho 2:3 nenatteqâh 'eth-moserothêymo venashliykhâh mimmennu`abhothêymo 2:4 yoshêbh bashâmayim yischâq...
Psalm 9:1 A transliteration of the Hebrew, whose meaning is unknown. Possibly referring to a tune titled “Death to the Son.” Perhaps for soprano voices.Psalm 9:1-3 New International Version Psalm 9[a][b] For the director of music. To the tune of “The Death of the Son.” A p...
[a suffixed active participle fromעָקַב,ʿaqav, “betray, deceive”]). Origen’s transliteration of the Hebrew text favors the first of these options. Either of the emendations provides a much smoother transition tov. 6, because “those who trust in their wealth” would ...
33:1 rannenu tsaddiyqiym bayhvh layshâriym nâ'vâh thehillâh 33:2 hodhu layhvh bekhinnor benêbhel `âsor zammeru-lo 33:3 shiyru-lo shiyrchâdhâsh hêythiybhu naggên bithru`âh 33:4 kiy-yâshâr debhar-Adonayvekhol-ma`asêhu be'emunâh ...
This exclamation is a powerful and joyful declaration of praise to God. "Hallelujah" is a transliteration of the Hebrew phrase "halelu Yah," meaning "praise Yahweh." It is an invitation to join in the chorus of worship that echoes throughout the heavens and the earth. In the context ofP...
Transliteration:psalmos Pronunciation:psal-MOS Phonetic Spelling:(psal-mos') Definition:Psalm Meaning:a psalm, song of praise, the Hebrew book of Psalms. Word Origin:Derived from the verb ψάλλω (psallō), meaning "to pluck" or "to play a stringed instrument." ...
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Psalm 42:1 tn Or “pants [with thirst].” Psalm 42:1 tn Or “my soul pants [with thirst].” The Hebrew term נֶפֶשׁ (nefesh) with a pronominal suffix is often equivalent to a pronoun, especially in poetry (see BDB 660 s.v. נֶפֶשׁ 4.a). Psalm ...