Tehillah – lyrics

Tehillah is the Hebrew word for praise or laudation, a hymn. Psalm 40:3 “And He has put a new song in my mouth, even praise (tehillah) unto our God: many shall see it, and fear, and shall trust in the Lord.”
(phonetical lyrics)

Hulea meta hea
Meta hudia mehea, metahea
Cude helia meheo
Hude helia mehea

Hulea meta hea
Meta hudia mehea, nenehea
Cude helia meheo
Hude helia mehea

Chorus: Hulia
Huliama nenehea
Hude helia mehea
Metaheana
Meta hudia meheo
Cude helia mehea

Hulea metahea
Ce hedia mehea metaheana
Meta hudia meheo
Cude helia mehea

Hulia
Hulia meheo

Translation:
There is none like You, oh Lord
There is none like the Almighty God
You alone are our Creator
There is none, no not one, like You

Words & Music by Mary Kathryn, © 1998 Elements of Praise, BMI

4 thoughts on “Tehillah – lyrics

  1. Susan Martin

    Hi, I was wondering what language the song Tehillah is in. It sounds Native American but I have no idea what tribe. This is a truly beautiful song and I hope you can tell me the language. Thank you, Susan Martin

    1. Mary-Kathryn

      I’m so glad you’ve been blessed by this song, Susan. It’s been one of my most popular. When I wrote and sang “Tehillah” for the first time, it was a spontaneous song the Lord was giving me as I was on my way to perform a concert at a church in San Antonio, Texas. It is interesting that the lyrics, and the music, have a Native American sound and feel because I feel it is a song of intercession and/or worship. The word tehillah comes from the Hebrew meaning “praise, song or hymn of praise” and is used in Psalm 40:3 where it says, “And He has put a new song in my mouth, even praise (tehillah) unto our God: many shall see it, and fear, and shall trust in the Lord.”

  2. Joanna Jarvis

    You write the words phonetically but what are the words and what language or is it a prayer language? I would love to learn this but would like to know the language. Thank you

    1. Mary-Kathryn

      It is a prayer language (tongue) that the Holy Spirit gave me. In 1 Corinthians 12:8-10 Paul teaches us about the gifts of the Holy Spirit. Speaking different kinds of tongues and the interpretation of tongues are two of the nine gifts of the Spirit. Years ago when I prayed for the Lord to baptize me in His Spirit, about two weeks later I began singing in tongues. And years after that when I began writing and performing my own music it so many times included an expression in tongues.

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