Passover Psalm 117: The Shortest Chapter Packs a Powerful Punch
This is the shortest psalm, the shortest chapter in the Bible, and it’s smack dab in the middle of the […]
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Passover Psalms
The Last Supper was where Jesus celebrated the Passover with His disciples. As it was the custom, Jews sang the Passover Psalms, known as the Hallel Psalms, after the meal. These are Psalms 113-118. Hallel means “praise”. This is where we get the Hebrew phrase “Hallelujah“. It literally means “Praise the Lord“. “Jah” also spelled “Yah” is God’s name. It’s where we also get “alleluia”. So, every time you hear someone say “Hallelujah!” they are saying, “Praise the Lord” in Hebrew!
Passover Psalm 116: A Love Poem to God
God loves you! Given that, you return the love by gratitude, praise, prayer, and worship. Psalm 116 is another Passover
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Passover Psalm 115: To God Alone Be the Glory!
We are to honor and give glory to God alone, not the dead or man-made idols. Having grown up in
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Passover Psalm 114: Praising God for Miracles in the Desert
This next Passover Psalm praises God for His power in engineering nature to bring the Israelites out of Egypt. From
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Passover Psalm 113: Praise the Lord!
The Last Supper was where Jesus celebrated the Passover with His disciples. As it was the custom, Jews sang the
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