Hallelujah has also been translated into Hallelujah (used by Catholics), Hallelujah, Hallelujah and so on. This is Hebrew for "hallal?" (? ) and "Jah?" (? ), which means "(Let's) praise the Lord" or "praise Asia" or "praise the Lord".
"YAH or Jah-ya" is the abbreviation of Hebrew address for God "yvh or YVH". This word mainly appeared in the Psalm, and was used as a part of hymns in Judaism (Psalm 1 13 to 1 18), and was later used by Christianity as one of the prayers of Christian worship.
"Hallelujah" was widely used in the Old Testament. It most often appears in the Old Testament Psalms, because the psalms are used by Israelis to sing and worship, so the beginning of the hymn is often called "Hallelujah" (Praise the Lord) to invite the congregation to sing and praise together.
Long before the birth of Christ, Jews scattered all over the country who did not speak Hebrew also used this transliteration in their synagogue worship. In the New Testament after the birth of Jesus Christ, "Hallelujah" was also used in the ceremony of singing praise, and it appeared four times in the Revelation of the New Testament (Revelation 19: 1, 3, 4, 6). These poems describe the saints in heaven.
So at a very early age, this sentence has been used in church ceremonies and poems. Because "Hallelujah" is a word to express joy, it is especially commonly used at Christmas and Easter.
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1、? /kloc-There is a chorus "Hallelujah" in Han Deer's famous oratorio "Messiah" in the 0/8th century, which is very magnificent and pleasing to the ear.
2、? A famous American patriotic song, battle hymn of the republic, is also called Glory! Hallelujah (Glory, Hallelujah).
3、? Canadian singer leonard cohen has a song called Hallelujah in the album "Various Postures" released by 1984. This song was later covered by Jeff Buckley, K.D.Lang, Bonjovi, Cai Qin and many other singers. It is one of the episodes of Shrek and 2 degrees Celsius.