Use Hallel in a Sentence, How to use “Hallel” in a sentence

Use Hallel in a sentence. How to use the word Hallel in a sentence? Sentence examples with the word Hallel.

Definition of Hallel

Hallel a Hebrew word meaning “praise,” is usually used to refer to Psalms 113-118 and 136 in the Bible.

Examples of Hallel in a sentence

1. In any case, Hallel is the cornerstone of our liturgy.
2. What is the nature of Hallel?
3. Since Hallel is a commandment, we must start it with a blessing.
4. In the modern synagogue the Hallel is recited on the following occasions of public thanksgiving: Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles), Passover (as well as at the Seder meal), Shavuot (Pentecost), and Hanukkah (Feast of Lights).
5. In other words, Hallel deals with all of Jewish history from the birth of our nation to the establishment of the Messianic Era.
6. On Rosh Hodesh (New Moon) and on the last six days of Passover, only the “half-Hallel” (which omits the first 11 verses of Psalms 115 and 116) is said.
7. In Hallel we express our joy at past miracles and our faith in future miracles.
8. Benedictions precede and follow the Hallel.
9. It is possible that originally the Hallel designated six psalms of praise (Psalms 145-150), which are read in the synagogue during religious services every morning.
10. Who was the first to recite Hallel?
11. The Gemara then examines the structure of Hallel to see if it remained static, if it developed, or if it was expanded by King David.
12. When we come to the end of Hallel, we ask God to save us and let us be successful.
13. We conclude Hallel with a blessing that is not obligatory.
14. Hallel is recited on holidays and on the semi-festival of the new moon (Rosh Hodesh).
15. Hallel is a Jewish prayer that is recited in community as an act of praise and gratitude on holidays like Passover, Sukkot and Shavuot.