WE PRAISE YOU

Seven Hebrew Words for Praise

to show reverence or
praise with extended
hands
Praise Opens The
Door To Grace
YADAH

it tells us that every

time we yadah or
praise the Lord,
praise opens the door
of grace in our lives!
TODAH
TODAH

Hebrew word of
praise that means
to shout or to
address with a
loud voice.
TODAH

Hebrew word of It includes an

praise that means attitude of
to shout or to gratitude for
address with a God’s promised
loud voice. deliverance even
while we are still
in need.
TODAH

Hebrew word of It includes an Todah praise is

praise that means attitude of having faith and
to shout or to gratitude for assurance that is
address with a God’s promised well even before
loud voice. deliverance even the victory
while we are still actually comes.
in need.
BARAK
BARAK

It means to kneel down.

BARAK

It means to kneel down.

we bow and kneel to

outwardly express our
awareness of God’s
greatness
BARAK

It means to kneel down. to bow low as a sign of

adoration and reverence.

we bow and kneel to

outwardly express our
awareness of God’s
greatness
BARAK

It means to kneel down. to bow low as a sign of

adoration and reverence.

we bow and kneel to calls us to kneel in

outwardly express our submission before our
awareness of God’s God
greatness
UNDIGNIFIED
WORSHIP
HALAL
 HALAL
it requires one to step
outside of “dignity” for a
moment
 HALAL
it requires one to step
outside of “dignity” for a
moment

This is also where we get the

word Halellujah from. It literally
means “Praise the Lord”

it requires one to step
outside of “dignity” for a
moment
HALAL
is the most prolific word
translated as praise,
appearing 96 times in the Old
Testament.

This is also where we get the

word Halellujah from. It literally
means “Praise the Lord”

it requires one to step
outside of “dignity” for a
moment
HALAL
is the most prolific word
translated as praise,
appearing 96 times in the Old The word halal is not shy.
Testament. What is inside is seen, as is
with all acts of praise

This is also where we get the

word Halellujah from. It literally
means “Praise the Lord”

it requires one to step
outside of “dignity” for a
moment
HALAL
is the most prolific word
translated as praise,
appearing 96 times in the Old The word halal is not shy.
Testament. What is inside is seen, as is
with all acts of praise

This is also where we get the

it includes the state of the heart before
word Halellujah from. It literally
God. A heart that is turned towards
means “Praise the Lord”
God and not afraid to BOAST in and of
God is a “halal” heart.
TEHILLAH
TEHILLAH

It’s a
spontaneous type
of singing
TEHILLAH

It’s a These songs are

spontaneous type unrehearsed and
of singing unprepared. They
are straight to
God
TEHILLAH

It’s a These songs are Our song

spontaneous type unrehearsed and declares the
of singing unprepared. They name and traits
are straight to of the one we
God love and worship
SHOUT FOR JOY!!!
APPLICATION We were meant to be in a thriving
relationship with our creator.

pray that reflecting on this Hebrew

meanings of the word praise
encourages and transforms not only
our personal devotional life but our
public expression of faith.