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How many times are the words praise ye the lord mentioned in the book of Psalm?

12


How many times is praise mentioned in Psalms?

The word "praise" is mentioned 175 times in the NIV Bible.


How many times is the word Praise used in Psalms?

"Praise" is mentioned 214 times in the King James Version of the Bible.


How many time is the word praise mentioned in the bible?

"Praise" is mentioned 214 times in the King James Version of the Bible.


How many times is alleluia or praise the Lord is mentioned in the Bible?

1758time


How many times is praise mentioned in the King James Version Bible?

The word 'praise' appears 261 times in the KJV Bible.


How many times is praise mentioned in the New King James Version?

100


How many times is 'Praise of the Law' in Psalms 119 found?

In the King James version the phrase - praise of the law - does not appear at all. the word - praise - does not appear in the same verse as the word - law - anywhere in Psalm 119


What instruments can you find in Psalm 150?

In Psalm 150, various instruments are mentioned, including the trumpet, lute, harp, tambourine, strings, pipe, and cymbals. These instruments are called upon to praise the Lord in joyful and exuberant worship.


How many times is praise mentioned in the Bible?

The word "praise" is in the King James Version of the Bible 248 times. It is in 216 verses. Please see the related link below.


How many times 'do not forget' is mentioned in the Bible?

The phrase "do not forget" is found in the King James Version bible twice. It is found in Psalm 119:153 and Psalm 119:176.


How many times is prayer mentioned in old testament king James?

33 times.Additional occurences of similar expressions:* 'praise ye the LORD' is mentioned many times, including 20 times in the book of Psalms. (e.g. Psalms 105, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150) * 'praise ye him' and 'praise him' is also used a number of times. As an example, Psalms 148 to 150 uses these expressions 7 times.* longer expressions, which contain similar sentiments , such as 'I will sing praise to the LORD' (Judges 5:3); 'let them praise the name of the LORD' (Psalm 148:13) occur often.* The transliteration 'alleluiah'* (Revised version, 'hallelujah'), which means 'praise ye Jah' / 'praise ye the LORD', is used 4 times in the New Testament, i.e. Revelation 19:1, 3, 4, 6.* + longer expressions which convey similar admonitions. e.g. Psalm 68:4 'Sing unto God, sing praises to his name: extol him that rideth upon the heavens by his name JAH, and rejoice before him.' [*From the Hebrew expression 'ha-lelu-iah' found in the Hebrew texts of the Bible]