Biblical Greek word for worship

Psallô: meaning of the Greek word

ψάλλω

Psallô (ψάλλω, pronounced "psallô", Strong's G5567) is a Biblical Greek word meaning: To sing with an instrument. The origin of the word "psalm".

Word study

Originalψάλλω
TransliterationPsallô
Pronunciationpsallô
LanguageBiblical Greek
Strong's numberG5567
Key verseEphesians 5:19

Psallô in the Bible

"Speak to one another with psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs. Sing and make music in your hearts to the Lord."Ephesians 5:19 (Berean Standard Bible)

Psallô in the book ZAMAR

Pastor Douceur Mulongo Nkulu Zoao studies this word in chapter 2 of ZAMAR (in French), « Zamar dans les Psaumes : les origines de l'adoration israélite ». Its message: worship is more than singing; it is offering one's whole life to God and letting Him prune us like a vinedresser prunes the vine (John 15:2). The chapter costs 3.99 USD as a PDF, or 29.99 USD for the whole book.

Frequently asked questions

What does Psallô mean?
Psallô (ψάλλω) is a Biblical Greek word (Strong's G5567). To sing with an instrument. The origin of the word "psalm".
How do you pronounce Psallô?
It is pronounced "psallô".
Where is Psallô found in the Bible?
For example in Ephesians 5:19: "Speak to one another with psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs. Sing and make music in your hearts to the Lord."

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