Examples of using Hallel in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Hallel Shlomo Carlebach.
But the Rabbi said so, and Ariel began praying'hallel'.
The Hallel Hagadol- The Great Hallel- Psalm 136.
It is notnecessary to have a great person leading the Hallel.
The Talmud asks why we sing our Hallel when we have the Great Hallel.
We transform our Hallel at this point into a simple and public acknowledgment of all He has done and does for us.
Yossi had praised those who complete the Hallel every day.
One is told to finish"Hallel," but it is not clear why or what one is exactly doing.
The Ibn Ezra understands the phrase“He is your praise” as anobligation to make God the focus of our praise, or Hallel.
The Talmud asks why we sing our Hallel when we have the Great Hallel.
We sing Hallel as the Highest Angels sing Kedusha, first one, then the other, and then together as a single voice.
This indicates that you should sing Hallel whenever you have a day of celebration.
He holds that Hallel is sung by a great person phrase by phrase, to which each phrase the congregation simply responds,“Hallelukah!”.
The Four Species dance in our hands to the Hallel as if to express for all of creation, their honor of Him.
If you sing Hallel according to Rabbi Akiva, you will respond“Hallelukah” 123 times corresponding to the lifetime of Aaron HaKohen who lived 123 years.
I am very fond of the prayer in public, prayers like Hallel, which reflect this connection between man and God.
Once again we see that Hallel must be an expression of my individual joy over the love that I experience in all the good that God does for me.
If a person is fortunate enough to experience a moment in which many pieces of his life fit together,he should use that experience when singing Hallel.
Deborah and Barak sang the Hallel as an assertion that God will help those who act on God's word.
He goes further and says that since the verse concludes with“Who did for you these great andawesome things” that the obligation to sing Hallel is whenever God does great and awesome things for us.
The singers of this opening paragraph of the Hallel are thrilled to refer to themselves as“Avdei Hashem”- Servants of God.
One who does not thank God for the beginning of the redemption- as one does for the exodus fom Egypt, even though there was not yet the Torah or Shabbat, no land or Temple-is like one who does not recite Hallel on Pesach.
We sing this paragraph of the Chanukah Hallel to honor the actions of the Chashmonaim that God considered and heard as prayer.
We can chant Hallel even when we are convinced that we have no merit of our own as long as we have the clarity that we are associated with God's Name.
Rabbi Elazar ben Azariah says that it was King Hezekiah andhis entourage sang the Hallel when they were under threat from Sancherib and the armies of Assyria.
Mordechai and Esther sand the Hallel as a pronouncement that even though they would act and do all they could to save the Jews from Haman, that God would save them only for the sake of His Name.
The Sages say that the prophets of thepeople decreed that Israel should say the Hallel at each special time and for each threatening trouble as a way to be saved, and then again as praise when they are saved.
Our goal at the Hallel Fund is to spearhead change in the Israeli film industry and give producers, who want to produce films with pro-Zionist and pro-Jewish values, a platform, professional tools, and a real opportunity to produce significant films.
In order to sing this paragraph of Hallel, we must picture that Feast of Song, and transform our Hallel into exactly such a Feast.
Therefore, Rabbi Akiva says that when Moshe sang Hallel, the great person was leading, but because the people could not connect to the same level as Moshe, all they could sing was,“I shall sing to God” in response to each phrase Moshe sang.