History and Etymology for hosanna Middle English osanna, from Old English, from Late Latin, from Greek hōsanna, from Hebrew hōshīʽāh-nnā pray, save (us)!

Hosanna. Definition: giving the highest praise to one thing or being. Our mighty Lord God deserves every last bit of praise we can give. He is amazing in all ways.

Hosanna Hosanna Hosanna in the highest Hosanna Hosanna Hosanna in the highest. I see a generation Rising up to take their place With selfless faith With selfless faith. I see a near revival Stirring as we pray and seek We’re on our knees We’re on our knees. Heal my heart and make it clean Open up my eyes to the things unseen Show me how to love.

Hosanna Hosanna Hosanna in the highest [x2] I see a generation Rising up to take their place With selfless faith With selfless faith I see a near revival Stirring as we pray and seek We're on our knees We're on our knees [Chorus] Heal my heart and make it clean Open up my eyes to the things unseen Show me how to love like You have loved me.

Hosanna Hey Sanna Sanna Sanna Hosanna Hey Sanna Hosanna Hey JC, JC won't you smile at me? Sanna Hosanna Hey Superstar. CAIAPHAS. Tell the rabble to be quiet, we anticipate a riot. This common crowd, is much too loud. Tell the mob who sing your song that they are fools and they are wrong. They are a curse. They should disperse. CROWD.

Apr 16,  · Hosanna is often thought of as a declaration of praise, similar to hallelujah, but it is actually a plea for salvation. The Hebrew root words are found in Psalm , which says, “Save us, we pray, O LORD!” (ESV).

Aug 03,  · Hosanna Hosanna Hosanna in the highest Verse 2 I see a generation Rising up to take their place With selfless faith With selfless faith I see a near revival Stirring as we pray and seek We're on.

Hosanna Lyrics: The angels bow down at the thought of You / The darkness gives way to the light for You / The price that You paid gives us life brand new / Hosanna forever we worship You / The.

Hosanna 9 [E] [H] [S] Joyful Aramaic exclamation of praise, apparently specific to the major Jewish religious festivals (especially Passover and Tabernacles) .