Saying aloud daily God Is!
Thank You! and Hallelujah!
can have a transforming
effect on a person,
God Is! Thank You!
Hallelujah! By Uriah J. Fields
Say aloud every day:
God Is! Thank You! Hallelujah!
And some days exclaim aloud
this threesome many times.
These three assertions are the most nurturing and spirit-lifting
verbal expressions that anyone
can make. Declare them daily
with reverence, gusto, love and
appreation and you will dance,
sing, and be one of the happiest
people alive today and every day.
God Is! Thank You! Hallelujah! (Shout Hallelujah! not one time
but many times, if you like.)
AMEN! THE HIGHEST PRAISE WE CAN GIVE OUR GOD IS HALLELUJAH! AND ISN'T HE MORE THAN WORTHY TO RECEIVE IT OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN?! INDEED, HE IS!!! A FINE WORK THAT LEADS THE READER TO WORSHIP AND PRAISE OUR SAVIOR AND LORD. THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
I always enjoy how happy you are. I must say I love singing Hallelujah, whether it be from Handel's Messiah or from Leonard Cohen's, Hallelujah. Even though I'm not religious, I'm uplifted and happy to sing both of those refrains.
I want to share something I heard from a Irish comedian about growing up Catholic. When he attended a funeral one day as they were lowering the casket, the young boy misheard what the priest said. Thereafter, whenever someone died, he would recite this phrase as they were lowered into the ground…
"Father, Son and Into the hole there she/he goes!"
Yes, sir! God is worthy of Praise all the time! That's for sure! We shout and praise Him in our church! We shout His name before and after our Bible studies! However, do we shout His name in public places? I sometimes do. But not often enough. When I do, I see two extremes, the ones who smile and seem to want to jump for joy and the ones who frown like statues of stone, God's joy, and reverence is more important than the opinions of man. Thank you for this wonderful piece of poetry. Bravo! I feel as though it was written just for me. Hallelujah! Amen
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I want to share something I heard from a Irish comedian about growing up Catholic. When he attended a funeral one day as they were lowering the casket, the young boy misheard what the priest said. Thereafter, whenever someone died, he would recite this phrase as they were lowered into the ground…
"Father, Son and Into the hole there she/he goes!"
Certainly one way to be joyous at a sad event.
Ron