Message 180

The Hebrew word is hâlal הלל (haw-lal'). It's definitions are “be clear, shine, boast”. Over one hundred plus times this word is systematically translated in the Scriptures as the word “praise”.

The 144,000 understood very well that this Hebrew word, connected with the name of the Father, commences in a phrase known throughout the world, and yet, the world misses it!

“Hallelejah”? Of course not! “Halleluyah”? Exactly! It has always been and will always be a Hebraic phrase saying exactly what it is intending to say: “Let us praise Yahweh!” The 144,000 have done their due diligence and worked hard, and still do, to remove all pagan influence in their worship of Yahweh. They understand that the very Hebrew word hâlal, demands mental “clarity”, allowing for a soul to properly “boast” in the Only source of power (Isayah 44:6-8, 45:18-22), Yahweh! For what good is it to intermix paganism with praise: “Hallelujah, praise God, praise the Lord.” None of this reveals mental clarity, but just the opposite, utter confusion (Babel).

Is perfection less then perfect? Is Yahweh less then perfect? Perfection is specific! It is detail oriented! It never has and never will align with mainstream thinking – mainstream “church” thinking.