The Story Behind All Praise To Yahuah
All Praise To Yahuah is a worship song by ZoreaYahu, released 2026-03-12. It is part of ZoreaYahu's restoration music, centered on the Name of Yahuah.
All praise to Yahuah My El Shaddai, my Redeemer Ain’t no other before You You reign forever I lift my voice, I raise my hands Yahuah’s truth, forever stands From the dust, He breathed in life Pulled me up, gave me His light Qadosh King, You set me free Your Torah flows inside of me I wear these tzitzit on my frame A walking witness to Your Name Obedience over everything Ruach moves like mighty flame You never lie, You never change El Shaddai, forever reigns HalleluYah, HalleluYah All praise to Yahuah, El Shaddai He is the truth, He is the way I walk in Torah every day Ya Ya Ya HalleluYah, HalleluYah Alahiym, You are Most High I give You all, I give You mine Forever Yours until I rise You heal the broken, lift the weak You judge the proud, restore the meek You fed me when my plate was dry Held my soul when I cried Not by fame, not by might But by Your Ruach, I fight You called me out the dark with fire Lit my path and raised me higher Yahuah, You the only throne The only King I’ve ever known I bow my head, I lift Your Name El Shaddai, forever reigns HalleluYah, HalleluYah All praise to Yahuah, El Shaddai He is the truth, He is the way I walk in Torah every day Ya Ya Ya HalleluYah, HalleluYah Alahiym, You are Most High I give You all, I give You mine Forever Yours until I rise He parted seas, He crushed the beast He breaks the chains, He brings shalum He lifts the poor, confounds the strong I’m standing firm, I’m holding on HalleluYah, HalleluYah All praise to Yahuah, El Shaddai He is the truth, He is the way I walk in Torah every day Ya Ya Ya HalleluYah, HalleluYah Alahiym, You are Most High I give You all, I give You mine Forever Yours until I rise More From ZoreaYahu He Alone Is Yahuah All I Want Is Yahuah Blood That Speaks Father & Son Fear Yahuah Or Fall He Don't Bow The Scroll Behind This Song All Praise To Yahuah opens directly onto Tahilliym (Psalms) 150:1-6, the closing psalm that gathers trumpet, harp, strings, percussion, flute, and cymbals into one sustained call to praise. Its final line, that everything with breath should praise Yahuah, sets the reach of the whole song.
Tahilliym (Psalms) 95:1-7 adds the invitation that opens praise, a call to sing to Yahuah and come before Him with thanksgiving because He is the maker and the one who holds His people. Praise here begins by remembering who Yahuah is.
Tahilliym (Psalms) 100:1-5 keeps that motion, telling the whole earth to make a joyful noise, to enter His gates with thanksgiving, and to bless His name because His mercy endures. The plain sense is glad and public praise, not private only.
Tahilliym (Psalms) 148:1-14 widens the assembly to its fullest, calling the heavens, the heights, and the peoples of the earth to praise the name of Yahuah together. Read as one, these scrolls frame praise that uses voice, instrument, and the whole gathering, the exact focus this song carries.
All Praise To Yahuah stands with Yahuah HalleluYah, Sound of Praise to Yahuah, and All Blessings to Yahuah in the praise and musical worship cluster.