MESSIANIC DANCE: HODU L'ADONAI KI TOV by Barry & Batya Segal

The Ariel Messianic Dance Team arielcongregati... practicing a dance to the song "Hodu L'Adonai Ki Tov (Give Thanks To The Lord)" by Barry and Batya Segal www.remnantofis... from their "Sh'ma Yisrael" cd.

[@chrisinblackpool]

In 1993 I became a Christian and a year later a guy I met walked up to me and place a cassette of Barry and Batya's album Sh'ma Yisrael into my hand. He said G-d had told him to give it to me, and he walked away.
For a week I played nothing else than this album, the first time I cried and cried and cried.. I felt for the first time ever I was listening to G-d's people singing in G-d's language... it's almost 17 years ago and I still love these songs just the same.
Bless you all.
Shalom

[@CassandraLai]

Very lovely,pure and simple. Bring much Shalom and peace of God.

[@ewelambb10]

The song is basically saying this; Give thanks to YHVH, (G-d) for He is good. It is in Hebrew. I am blessed every time I hear it.

[@matthewhyatt281]

A really nice dance, this one.

[@Bbbmmm520]

真好聽！❤

[@andreharpa3769]

Hodu Hodu Gratidao /Shalom 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙 !Amem...

[@Theotoppar]

i dont understand but this song in very inspiring

[@kathiemott3988]

It is Hebrew for "Give Thanks to The LORD". Hodu L'Adonai.

[@briggles]

I'd like to do this type of dance.

[@kathiemott3988]

What they are doing is 'mayim' to the left and then mayim to the right. Next part is the Cherkeziah with a single myim to the left, a coupe' to the left, a three point turn to the right and a coupe' to the right. The total steps together for that second part is called "Old Friend" and is used in a lot of different dances. The mayim is also used in a lot of dances. This is a slow dance because the song is slow. Many dances are usually faster.