The transliteration of Hebrew "Ha Lu Le-Ya" first appeared in Psalm 104: 35 (see footnote Rbi8). In New World translation, the phrase "Hallelujah" is almost always translated as "Praise the Lord". This phrase appears 24 times in the Hebrew original, except for Psalm 135: 3, which always appears at the beginning or end of the psalm, or at the beginning and end of the psalm. (See poem112:1; 1 15: 18; 146: 1, 10; 147: 1,20; 148: 1, 14; 149: 1,9; 150: 1, 6) At the end of the fourth episode of Psalm (Psalm 106: 48), this sentence appears with "Amen". In Revelation 19: 1-6, the Greek word "Hallelujah" appeared four times, all to express the joy of all beings, because "Great Babylon" was destroyed and the Lord ascended the throne.