doxology

English - Turkish

Definition of doxology in English Turkish dictionary

hamd ve şükran duası

hamt ve şükran duası

hamt ilahisi

{i} temcit duası

{i} doksoloji

şükür dua

{i} şükür duası

English - English

Definition of doxology in English English dictionary

An expression of praise to God, especially a short hymn sung as part of a Christian worship service

{n} a short form of giving glory to God

this is the praise song that we sing to thank God for all the good things we are able to give back to the work of the Church We sing the Doxology when the collection is being brought to the table

{i} hymn to God, song of praise

Words of praise and glory to God

A song of praise and thanksgiving used by the church for over 300 years We sing it as the ushers bring the offering plates to the front of the sanctuary to remind us of how good God is to us

In Christian worship: A hymn expressing praise and honor to God; a form of praise to God designed to be sung or chanted by the choir or the congregation

From the Greek, "as speech of glory" or "of praise " It usually begins with such words as, "Glory be to the Father "

a ) Praise and glorification of God; b ) Any short hymn or psalm in praise of the Lord

a hymn or verse in Christian liturgy glorifying God

A doxology is an ascription of glory (doxa in Greek) to God, most commonly to the Persons of the Holy Trinity in a liturgical setting In the New Testament, a doxology may be in praise of the Father or of Christ

In a religious writing or service, the formal concluding expression of praise or formula ritually ascribing glory to God

Hyphenation

dox·o·lo·gy

Turkish pronunciation

däksälıci

Pronunciation

/däkˈsäləʤē/ /dɑːkˈsɑːləʤiː/

Etymology

[ däk-'sä-l&-jE ] (noun.) 1649. From Medieval Latin doxologia Ancient Greek δοξολογία (“a praising”) δοξολόγος (“giving or uttering praise”) δόξα (“glory, honor, repute”) δοκεῖν (“to think, expect”).