

1 ¡Aleluya!
Alabad a Dios en su santuario;
alabadle en su majestuoso firmamento.
1 Praise the LORD.
Praise God in his sanctuary;
praise him in his mighty heavens.

2 Alabadle por sus hechos poderosos;
alabadle según la excelencia de su grandeza.
2 Praise him for his acts of power;
praise him for his surpassing greatness.

3 Alabadle con sonido de trompeta;
alabadle con arpa y lira.
3 Praise him with the sounding of the trumpet,
praise him with the harp and lyre,

4 Alabadle con pandero y danza;
alabadle con instrumentos de cuerda y flauta.
4 praise him with tambourine and dancing,
praise him with the strings and flute,

5 Alabadle con címbalos sonoros;
alabadle con címbalos resonantes.
5 praise him with the clash of cymbals,
praise him with resounding cymbals.

6 Let everything that has breath praise the LORD.
Praise the LORD.

6 Todo lo que respira alabe al SEÑOR.
¡Aleluya!


He longs for us to praise Him.
Spanish scripture taken from la bibilia de las americas.
English scripture is NIV.
I am linking to Spiritual Sundays, an inspirational place to visit.
Hermosa! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful Dianne. Blessings to you this weekend.
ReplyDeleteThis is my very favorite of your weekend posts, Dianne. The iron work on the wooden doors is beautiful! And all of that contrasted with the brick is very stunning. But I think what makes it my favorite is the fact that you did each Scripture verse in two languages. It is a fresh reminder that Jesus died for the sins of those of all nations who will trust in Him. Thank you, dear lady.
ReplyDeleteOh what gorgeous architecture and you have captured it so well with your photography! The handsome door and elegant windows are just beautiful. I was strolling down your blog and you have the most beautiful photos and your posts are so creative in thought! Have a great week, friend!
ReplyDeleteThe Holy Spirit is really
ReplyDeleteministering to me this morning
because I keep weeping as I go
from post to post on everyone's
blogs. Now, reading yours, the
flood gates have really opened!
Beautiful anointed words, music,
photographs.
HE DOES LONG FOR US TO WORSHIP
HIM! Let's not let the rocks have
to cry out! There's none like
Jesus...
Love,
Sandy
The Holy Spirit is really
ReplyDeleteministering to me this morning
because I keep weeping as I go
from post to post on everyone's
blogs. Now, reading yours, the
flood gates have really opened!
Beautiful anointed words, music,
photographs.
HE DOES LONG FOR US TO WORSHIP
HIM! Let's not let the rocks have
to cry out! There's none like
Jesus...
Love,
Sandy
Wow, the building is beautiful, your photos are amazing. Most beautiful of all praise to the Father from all nations - everything - that has breath!!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, Dianne. I love the intricate iron work on the wooden doors.
ReplyDeleteBlessings and joy,
Joan
Fabulous architecture! Wow!
ReplyDeleteyour photos and scriptures are so simple yet so powerful. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteOh Dianne,
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful!!! What a special post!
Sending hugs your way,
Cindy
xoxox
The photos are beautiful...especially the ones of the doors. I also love reading God's word in another language...sometimes I forget that He is worshiped in many places in this world. The body of Christ brings us all together.
ReplyDeleteI have never listen to his word with another language, but I'm sure it's beautiful. Your church today is breath taking,
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Ginger
Your photos and scriptures are always very beautiful and inspiring.
ReplyDeleteBleassings,
Virginia
Hi Dianne!
ReplyDeleteOh I'm reading everyone's comments... it's such a wonderful gathering of people ♥
It's so good for my own heart to know there are other believers out there!
Sandy's comment of "Let's not let the rocks have to cry out," reminded me of our pastor's July 4th sermon...
{and hopefully it will never come to this} That even if we are silent or are silenced... the stones upon which this country was built will cry out the praises of the Lord... Pastor Rex spoke of our beautiful monuments in Washington D.C.
...how they are engraved with scripture. I've researched this and came across a wonderful site here.
Dianne, this is such a wonderful thing that you do mostly every weekend. The church de San Eduardo is gorgeous {as others here, I love the wrought iron}
and the Spanish scripture you have laced in between the photographs is so beautiful to read aloud...like a prayer~
Have a restful and sweet Sunday, Dianne~
love,
Maria
This is so beautiful! A long time ago when I could travel, we stopped at country churches along the way and took photos of them...coming here not only reminds me of that special trip, but it reminds me of all the beauty God has created...from His hands and the hands of those who worship him!
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Thank you for sharing another beautiful post, Dianne. Hope you are having a fantastic weekend.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Charlotte
Looks like a beautiful Church. Praising Him with you today!
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