flatter
It means praise the Lord!
Thankfulness, commendation, praise
Do you mean despicable? someone/something that deserves hatred and contempt
Accolades are signs or gestures of praise.
A beginning consonant means the beginning of a word. A beginning consonant means the beginning of a word.
The winner is the person who deserves it.
It means if some one looks up to you, or praises you, that the man speaking will praise or look up to the other person looking up to you. Person (A) Person who looks up to you Person (B) Speaking man Person (C) You Person (A) looks up to Person (C). Person (B) says that he will praise any one who praises Person (C). If that diagram thingy mabobber helps, just say thanks in your head. THX ^_^
Well, honey, the call to worship for Christians is basically an invitation to gather together and praise the big man upstairs. It's like the opening act before the main event, getting everyone in the mood to sing some hymns and listen to a sermon. So, if you hear someone shouting "Praise the Lord!" or "Let us worship God!" at the beginning of a church service, you know what's up.
It means a person who is sortof the pastor for the mosque, he leads the mosque in prayer and praise.
To praise someone is to give that person credit or honor for what the person is or for what the person has done, in front of others.Say in a business meeting, you praise a co-worker for the good job they did on a project, in front of all the other employees.You praise someone in front of others, it is just thanks to give someone credit or honor in front of them alone with no one else around.
Nothing. But it's close to the following words: tefillah = prayer tevillah = dipping tehillah = praise or psalm tekhillah = beginning
Praise the Lord or praise to the Lord
To magnify the Lord means to praise and exalt God, to make Him appear greater and more important in our lives. It involves acknowledging His greatness, power, and goodness, and giving Him the honor and glory He deserves.
its something you can do for example i praise the lord
Give praise (plural, second person imperative). It is also the Hebrew word for "India".
There is no such phrase as "praise so".
praise means proshongsha in bangla............ thank you:)