In the day of their death all their projects and plans are over.ĥ But those who hope in the Lord will be happy and pleased!Īnd you fully restore those bent over with shame.ĩ You watch over strangers and immigrantsīut you subvert the plans of the ungodly.For the past few weeks I’ve been feeling weak in my body more than usual. They too are just mortals who will one day die.Īt death the spirits of all depart and their bodies return to dust. No matter who they are, they can’t save us,įor even our great leaders fail and fall. Singing high praises to you, my God, every day of my life! My innermost being will praise you, Lord! If you’ve never heard it, I hope this song transforms the way you worship, just as it did for me. He’s so worthy of our praise, no matter where we find ourselves in the “trial cycle.”īe sure to watch the video of the Helsers explaining the miraculous story behind this iconic song at the end of this post! When is the last time you praised Him through the tears, through the pain, in the middle of the trial? We lift up our hallelujah in the middle of the storm, knowing He’s there with us.
#WHO SINGS I RAISE A HALLELUJAH TRIAL#
We don’t just praise Him when life is going well or when we’ve made it through the trial we endured. We get to echo the hallelujah of heaven here on earth. The good news is that we don’t have to wait. How beautiful is it that we will get to join all of heaven in praising our Father? Worship God.’ For the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.” With fine linen, bright and pure’- or the fine linen is the righteous deeds of the saints.Īnd the angel said to me, ‘Write this: Blessed are those who are invited to the marriage supper of the Lamb.’ And he said to me, ‘These are the true words of God.’ Then I fell down at his feet to worship him, but he said to me, ‘You must not do that! I am a fellow servant with you and your brothers who hold to the testimony of Jesus. “Then I heard what seemed to be the voice of a great multitude, like the roar of many waters and like the sound of mighty peals of thunder, crying out, John records that the sound was so deafening that the only way he could describe it was to compare it to the powerful roar of water and thunder. It gives me chills to read this chapter and to know that a day is coming when Jesus will sit down to have dinner with His bride, the church, and the only response we’ll have in the presence of God is to shout hallelujah at His feet. In John’s recorded vision of heaven in the book of Revelation, we see that the heavenly hosts and believers are singing out their hallelujahs to God at the marriage supper of the Lamb. All of these psalms begin and/or end with the phrase, “Praise the Lord.” They were later coined the “Hallelujah Psalms” because of their frequent reference to praise. ) The word can be found 24 times in the Old Testament (translated as “Praise the Lord”) and 4 times in the New Testament in Revelation 19. The word Hallelujah is actually a Hebrew word and an adapted compound Greek word in the New Testament ( alleluia.) It was made from the phrases, “Praise ye the Lord” and “Praise Yahweh” (hallel + jah. The word Hallelujah has so many layers and I’m excited to peel back a few of them for you today.īeing such a popular word in “Christiandom,” it might seem strange to learn that the word “hallelujah” can not be found in the Old Testament. It’s something I’ve always dreamed of doing, but never thought I’d be able to do. His kindness and provision brought me to many other opportunities over the last year to lead His people in worship. Little did I know, the Father was preparing me for even more to come. I didn’t even know how much I needed this song (and I wouldn’t know for many more months to come.) We sang a song I’d been proclaiming for months, daily prophesying its lyrics over my life. Even though I’d sung on this stage almost weekly for the last 15 years, this was different. In November of 2018, I did a super-hard-for-me thing.įor the first time, I co-led a song from the stage.
#WHO SINGS I RAISE A HALLELUJAH HOW TO#
Rather, I mean that it taught me how to worship Him in the middle of the hard, in the midst of the pain, and before I see the breakthrough I’m praying for. I don’t mean that it taught me how to sing. I’m so excited to share this song on the blog today!! It’s been a few months since I did a song feature and this one is just so special to me.
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