Interjection
expression of thankful happiness.
(UK, mildly blasphemous) stereotypical exclamation used in mockery of Christianity.
phrase used to thank God by Christians.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgIn the last two weeks we have looked at the beginning of Psalm 112 that says, “Praise the Lord. Source: Internet
Shouts of "Hallelujah!" and "Praise the Lord!" punctuated the air as individuals took turns giving testimonies. Source: Internet
Some ecclesias use the Praise the Lord songbook. Source: Internet
“Praise the Lord — hopefully, it will be well-attended, and it will meet the needs, whatever those needs are.” Source: Internet
Don fed her supper each evening right up to the night “when God took her up in her sleep and woke her in heaven,” praise the Lord. Source: Internet
We praise the Lord as we live our retirement days and share memories of adventures and travels with families. Source: Internet