Do you say AMEN, HALLELUYAH, or both?

Question

I say Halleluyah.

Answer 1

Both, whenever the spirit moves me!

Answer 2

I say Amen at the end of a prayer, and Halleluyah sometimes when praising God.

Answer 3

First of all, what do they mean? The meaning of the word Amen is "so be it" or "surely". The Hebrew root word from which it is drawn ('a-man') means "be faithful; be trustworthy."
In the Hebrew Scriptures the word is used as a solemn expression to obligate oneself legally to an oath or covenant and its consequences (Num 5:22; Deu 27:15-26; Ne 5:13), also as a solemn expression to subscibe to an expressed prayer (1Ch 16:36).

Now HALLELUJAH appearing first at Psalm 104:35. It is translated "praise Jah, you people." The expression occurs 24 times in the Hebrew Scriptures, it introduces and/or concludes the Psalms in which it is found. (See Ps 112:1; 115:18; 146:1,10; 147:1,20; 148:1,14; 149:1,9; 150:1,6.)

When I pray I say "Amen."

Answer 4

Amen

Answer 5

Usually Amen; except upon request in chuch prayer, or of course in songs.

Answer 6

Amen!

Answer 7

Both. Amen means - no doubt or nothing doubting. It refers to a state of mind where there is total believability.

Hallelu YAH is worship, it's praising YAH -- God! So I won't Hallelu me, or Hallelu you, but Hallelu YAH -- God.

Answer 8

Both, plus praise God.
Blessings to you dear sister.

Answer 9

Both, depending on the situation.

Answer 10

AMEN actually means "so be it" HALLELUJAH means praise God.