Highland Worship Minister Brishan Hatcher continues our Holy Roar series with a lesson on The Posture of Praise. Brishan foxuses his class on the words Yadah and Barak:
YADAH yä·dä':
To revere or worship with extended hands.
To hold out the hands, to throw a stone or arrow.
“May all the people worship you with extended hands, O God; may all the people hold out their hands in praise to you” - Psalm 67:3
BARAK bä·rak'’:
To kneel, to bless God (as an act of adoration).
To praise, to salute, to...
Highland Worship Minister Brishan Hatcher continues our Holy Roar series with a lesson on The Posture of Praise. Brishan foxuses his class on the words Yadah and Barak:
YADAH yä·dä':
To revere or worship with extended hands.
To hold out the hands, to throw a stone or arrow.
“May all the people worship you with extended hands, O God; may all the people hold out their hands in praise to you” - Psalm 67:3
BARAK bä·rak'’:
To kneel, to bless God (as an act of adoration).
To praise, to salute, to thank.
“All kings will bow down to him and all nations will serve him" - Psalm 72:11
Long may he live! May gold from Sheba be given him. May people ever pray for him and kneel in blessing to him all day long” - Psalm 72:15
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