alleluia (Meaning)

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alleluia (n.)

Alt. of Alleluiah

The congregation joyfully sang alleluia as part of the uplifting hymn during the Sunday morning service.
The choir's rendition of the alleluia echoed through the cathedral, creating a serene and spiritual atmosphere.
The minister encouraged the congregation to express their gratitude through a heartfelt alleluia after a moment of reflection.
The festive celebration was filled with alleluias as people rejoiced in the spirit of the holiday season.
The choir director chose a powerful alleluia chorus to conclude the Christmas Eve musical performance.
The traditional wedding ceremony concluded with the newlyweds walking down the aisle to the jubilant alleluia of the choir.
In times of communal prayer, the priest often invited the congregation to respond with a resounding alleluia.
As the sun set on the peaceful evening, the sound of distant alleluias could be heard from the church on the hill.
The solemn occasion called for a moving rendition of the alleluia, lifting the spirits of those in attendance.
The choir's alleluia resonated with an overwhelming sense of joy, creating a memorable moment in the religious gathering.

Alt. of Alleluiah

hallelujah, hurrah, glory,hurray, hooray, whee,hot dog, ha, wow, whoopee

alack,woe, alack, ay, woe, ay, wirra, wirra, ouch, ow

The congregation joyfully sang alleluia as part of the uplifting hymn during the Sunday morning service.

The choir's rendition of the alleluia echoed through the cathedral, creating a serene and spiritual atmosphere.

The minister encouraged the congregation to express their gratitude through a heartfelt alleluia after a moment of reflection.

The festive celebration was filled with alleluias as people rejoiced in the spirit of the holiday season.