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Praise Him With Tambourine And Dancing~! Praise Him With Stringed
Instruments And Flute~! ~ (Psalm 150:4)
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Hallel
6.
Hallel , (Or
Halal: Root Of The Word ~
‘HalleluYAH
’ ~ Strong’s # 01984),
Brown-Driver-Briggs’ Definition
- To Shine
(Qal)
- To Shine (Figuratively Of God´s Favour)
- (Hiphil) To Flash Forth Light
- To Praise, Boast, Be Boastful
(Qal)
- To Be Boastful
Boastful Ones, Boasters (Participle)
- (Piel)
To Praise
To Boast, Make A Boast
- (Pual)
- To Be Praised, Be Made Praiseworthy, Be Commended, Be Worthy Of Praise
- (Hithpael) To Boast, Glory, Make One´s Boast
- (Poel) To Make A Fool Of, Make Into A Fool
- (Hithpoel) To Act Madly, Act Like A Madman
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“Hallel”
Is Spelled, “Halal”
In Hebrew, And Pronounced ‘Haw-lel’ In English
But, I Kept It Spelled As
Hallel, So That When You See The Word
HalleluYah,
You Would Instantly Recognize It As What It Is, “Hallel”.
Later On, I’ll Probably Repent And Spell It, “Halal”. But,
For Now, “Hallel”
(By The Way,
There Never Was A ‘J’ In The Original Hebrew
Languages, So This Really Should Be Spelled Just As It Is Pronounced, ‘HalleluYah’.
The “Hallel”
Means ‘Praise’, And Take A Guess What
‘Yah’ Stands For. It’s Short For ‘Yahweh’.
‘Halleluyah Literally Means
‘Praise Yah’~!, And The
‘J’ Just Obscures That The Name
‘Yahweh Is Mentioned In
HalleluYah~!
For Example
Psalm 113:1
In The King James Version Of The Bible, It Will Say ‘Praise The Lord’;
However, In The Original Languages It Is The Very Common Universal Phrase, Known
The Same ALL Over The World As ‘Hallelujah’~!
And Even Though It Is Spelled ‘HalleluJah’,
It Is Pronounced Universally, ‘HalleluYah’;
Which Is In Itself Is A Fulfillment Of Many Scriptures That I Could Find,
{(Psalm
46:10; Psalm 83:18; Exodus 9:16;
Isaiah 12:4; Psalm 57:5)};
But Especially
Exodus 9:16 ~
“… And That ‘My Name May Be Declared Throughout All The
Earth’”}. I Think It’s Of Yahweh That He Has Kept This ‘Shout’
Always Pronounced Correctly With His Proper Name~! We’d Sound Like 3 Or 4
Years Olds If We Pronounced It Hallelu-JAH~!
Psalms 113-118
Are Known As The Hallel Psalms. It Is Really Shorting Out The Real Meaning
Of Hallel To Just Simply Translate It, “Praise”… If I Say Ronald
Reagan Was A Good President… Well, (Pun Intended), That Is A Type Of Praise.
However,
Hallel Means Exuberant Praise Like You Do At A Football Game~!
We Might Hear The Phrase, “Praise The Lord”. It
Might Sound Just Like A Remark That We Hear Like When Someone Sneezes And We
Hear, “God Bless You”, Or “How Are You?”, And We Reply Without Much Thought,
“I’m Fine”. But, In Actuality, The Original Wording From Which We Get, “Praise
The Lord”,
“Hallel”
Means To Dance Around, Foolishly To Others, But Tender To The Heart Of Yahweh).
#H2342
= “To Twist Or Twirl, To Whirl, Whirl About In A
Circular Manner, To Dance”, “Hallel”
Is The First Part Of The Word “HallelYah”
… With “Yah” Being The Abbreviated Name Of
Yahweh,
Or More Correctly In Our Way Of Talking, “To Whoop It Up Big Time For
Yahweh~!” So, The Next Time You See Someone Really Dancing Down Front, And
You’re Thinking That They Are Just Trying To Draw Attention To Themselves, Be
Careful As You Are Trampling On What We Are Instructed To Do For Yahweh~!
Perhaps, The Real Question You ought To Be Asking Is When Was The last Time You
Danced Before Yahweh? Perhaps, Your Style Of Worship Is More Of The
Barak, Or
Barouch, (Bow Quietly In The Awesome Presence Of Yahweh),
But Don’t Pigeon Hole Everyone Else Into Your Flavor Of Worship. |
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It Is To Praise,
Laud, Boast Of, Celebrate, To Be Clamorously Foolish
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It Is The Kind Of Praise That Makes You Want To
Dance …
We-eee-eeel….
You Know You Make Me Wanna (Shout~!)
Kick My heels Up And (Shout~!)
Throw My Hands Up And (Shout~!)
Throw My Head Back And (Shout~!)
Come On Now (Shout~!)
We’ve Attributed This song To The Secular World, But Put Yahweh’s Name In
When You Say, “You”, And See If You Don’t Get Chills Singing It~! This Was
The Kind Of Praise That Was Meant To Be For Yahweh~!
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I Will Praise You With The Harp For Your Faithfulness, O My God; I
Will Sing Praise To You With The Lyre, O Holy One Of Israel,
(Psalm
71:22).
Let Them Praise, {Halel}
His Name In Chorus And Choir And With The [Single
Or Group]
Dance; Let Them Sing Praises
(Psalm 145:4; 147:12).
Then Will I Go To The Altar Of God, To God, My Joy And My Delight.
I Will Praise You With The Harp, O God, My God,
(Psalm
43:4).
Sing To Yahweh With Thanksgiving.
Sing Praises On The Harp To Our God, (Psalm
147:7).
“Let Them Praise His Name In The Dance: Let Them
Sing Praises Unto Him With The Timbrel And Harp”,
(Psalm
149:31).
Praise Him With Tambourine And Dancing~! Praise Him With Stringed
Instruments And Flute~! ~ (Psalm
150:4).
“Shout For Joy To Yahweh, ALL The Earth, Burst Into Jubilant Song With Music;
Make Music To Yahweh With The Harp, With The Harp And The Sound Of Singing, With
Trumpets And The Blast Of The Ram’s Horn — Shout For Joy Before Yahweh, The King”. (Psalm
98:1, 4-6).
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Well, Looking The Verses Below, You’ll See
That We Are Supposed To Dance Around
In The Midst Of The Congregation, In The Assembly,
Or Praise, (Hallel) Him Among The Multitude.
Well, I Kindly Submit To You That You
Cannot Dance At ALL While Staying Put In The Pew, Or Row Of Chairs.
You Might Can Shuffle, But You Can’t Twirl Or Dance, Or You’ll Knock
Someone, Or Something Over.
So, To Worship Yahweh In The Midst Of The
Congregation, (And In The Great Congregation), You’re
Going To Have To Come Out From Your Pew, Or Row Of Chairs.
Anything Less Is Not Your Best.
This Will Help You To See It 20-20. I
Like It Best When The Singers, (Praiser’s, Dancers Making A Joyful
Noise Come To The Front As That Follows The Scriptural Teachings Of
2 Chronicles 20:20-21). (See This With 20-20
Vision & Note The Praisers Are Not Following But Leading Out In
Spiritual Warfare):
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