Oh give thanks to the LORD, for He is good įor His lovingkindness is everlasting. In the book of Revelation, it praises God for His final judgments on all wickedness.Ī few examples of verses that contain the Hebrew term “Hallelujah!” include: It praises God for all the many miracles and details of creation and God’s power in rescuing His people through miraculous powers. The phrase is mostly seen in the Psalms and in the book of Revelation. In other translations, we will read “Hallelujah!” and possibly see the footnote that it means “Praise the LORD!” In some Bible translations, we will read “Praise the LORD!” and see a footnote about “Hallelujah”. If we see the Greek form of the word, we will see “ Alleluia“. When we separate the two words, they are translated “ Praise the LORD“.
When we put the two words together, we are praising the LORD with all our being, because He alone is worthy of being praised for all the great things He has done and continues to do. He always has been and He always will be LORD God Almighty. Jehovah is the name of the LORD which emphasizes that God Almighty has no beginning or end. “ Jah” is a shortened form of “ Jehovah“, which means the Self-Existent and Eternal One. “ Hallel” means to praise, to boast in, to shine forth, to be worthy of praise, and to be commended. If we’re going to use this word, it would be good to use it rightly. “ Hallelujah” is a word known worldwide, but many don’t really know exactly what it means.
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