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Singing Hallelujah for Everything, All Day! All Night!Posted by Jean Maurie on April 25, 2011 at 7:19am
God said:
Hallelujah! Doesn’t that word have a nice ring to it? Doesn’t it want to be sung and sung again and again? Hallelujah for the word itself. It is a self-proclaiming word. Sing it often. Think it often.
Wherever you are, sing Hallelujah. Whatever door you go in or out of, sing Hallelujah. Sing Hallelujah for this day. Sing Hallelujah for this night. Sing Hallelujah for this person before you. Sing Hallelujah for the person who is not before you. Sing Hallelujah for every thing. Sing Hallelujah for everything that does not occur. Sing Hallelujah that there is such a word as Hallelujah to be sung.
Is there another word in any language that equals it? Say it fast five times and notice how your tongue feels.
When you rise in the morning, sing Hallelujah. When you eat breakfast, sing Hallelujah. When you don’t eat breakfast, sing Hallelujah.
Hallelujah, here is another day that God has made. Hallelujah for all the possibilities of this day. What is not possible in the eyes of God? Possibilities abound. There is abundance of everything. Hallelujah!
When you sing Hallelujah in your heart all day, the day can only respond in like-mindedness. Whose heart cannot lift when it offers praise and grateful? Yet the words praise and grateful do not equal the word Hallelujah. Let Hallelujah reverberate through your heart and from your heart to the world.
What a world hears Hallelujah, and what a world harkens to it!
What words have been uppermost in your mind? Throw those words away, and adopt Hallelujah.
Your mood will change. You are the weather of the world. You will even change the weather, beloveds.
And when it storms, sing Hallelujah. And when there is drought, sing Hallelujah. And when you wish upon a star, sing Hallelujah.
There is the sound of a word, and there is the meaning of the word. The sound is a vibration. Vibrate to Hallelujah.
How long can you keep from smiling when Hallelujah runs through your veins? String Hallelujahs together, and you will wrap the world in Hallelujahs. The world will be wrapped in your heart, and your heart will open the world to a new rhythm. The world will open to itself, to its real self that is in tune with Hallelujah.
If you want to change your life, sing this word in your heart. Sing it from the top of your head to the tip of your toes. Sing it to the center of the Earth.
Roll in the clover of Hallelujah. Let your heart beat to its tune. Hallelujah says so much. It resounds. It is a resounding word. Get the beat of Hallelujah.
How many hearts can Hallelujah be sung in? Infinite are the hearts. Infinite is infinity.
The word Hallelujah rose from the Earth. The world spoke itself. And it said Hallelujah.
The rain says Hallelujah. The sun sings Hallelujah. Love, which needs no words, speaks Hallelujah.
If there were to be only one word in your vocabulary, try this one. Try it out for size. It is big enough.
Oh, yes, speak out God as much as you like. I am big enough. My name is short, and I am tall. That is the long and the short of the matter.
Cheer Me on.
I need no encouragement. That doesn’t mean I don’t love it.
And, while you are at it, sing Hallelujah to yourself.
And now I sing it to you. Hallelujah, beloved child. Hallelujah, blessed child. Hallelujah. Hallelujah, child of God.
Love and Hallelujah for YOU!!! Jean Maurie
Sing with me, Halleluja, TOWANDA!!!!
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