the word alleluia appears 4 times in revelation.
the word alleluia appears 4 times in revelation.
in which book of the bible does the word alleluia appear 4 times?
revelation
"hallelujah!" or "alleluia!" is also used in other bible versions such as the divine name king james bible, american standard version, the recovery version, the tree of life version, amplified bible, god's word translation, holman christian standard bible, international standard version, the message, new american bible revised edition, the jerusalem bible, the new jerusalem bible, njps tanakh, the first jps translation, the living bible, the bible in living english, young's literal translation, king james version, the spanish language reina valera and even in bible versions that otherwise do not generally use the divine name such as the new king james version, english standard version, j.b. phillips new testament, new international version, douay-rheims version, god's word translation, revised standard version, new revised standard version, the jubilee bible 2000, new american standard bible, new century version, new international reader's version and several other versions, translations and/or editions in english and other languages varying from once to numerous times depending on the bible version especially and most notably in revelation chapter 19 in christian and messianic jewish bibles.
jah
petra in aegypto









































petra in aegypto (also spelled petra in ægypto) was a hellenistic city and former bishopric in roman egypt and remains a latin catholic titular see.









































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petra in aegypto, identified with modern hagar-en-nauatiyeh, was important enough in the roman province of aegyptus primus (civil diocese of egypt), to become a suffragan of the patriarchate of alexandria, but faded, presumably at the advent of islam.









































little is known not even a single historically documented bishop, as it isn't mentioned in classical reference works like lequien's "oriens christianus".









































section::::titular see.
petra in aegypto