From the Hebrew word yadah, "to give thanks, praise and praise." This is a very common Hebrew word in all periods and a very important term in the language of praise. Yadah is found nearly 120 times in the Hebrew Bible.
The root of the word means "to acknowledge or confess" and can also be used to confess sins, offer thanks and raise praise. When yadah, you acknowledge both the giver and the gift. In fact, the focus is more on the generosity, grace, and abundance of the source than on the joy, pleasure, or gratitude of the recipient. Still, the term encompasses both sides of the exchange.
The root of the word means "to acknowledge or confess" and can also be used to confess sins, offer thanks and raise praise. When yadah, you acknowledge both the giver and the gift. In fact, the focus is more on the generosity, grace, and abundance of the source than on the joy, pleasure, or gratitude of the recipient. Still, the term encompasses both sides of the exchange.
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