What does 'Hosanna in Excelsis' Mean?

Answer 1

Well, honey, 'Hosanna in Excelsis' is Latin for "Save, we pray" or "Save, we beseech." It's a phrase often used in Christian liturgy to express praise and adoration to God. So next time you hear it, just remember it's basically a fancy way of saying "help us out up there, big guy!"

Answer 2

"Hosanna in Excelsis" is a phrase in Latin that translates to "Hosanna in the highest." The term "Hosanna" is an expression of adoration or praise, often used in religious contexts to acknowledge the greatness of God. When combined with "in Excelsis," which means "in the highest," the phrase is typically used to exalt or glorify a higher power, particularly in Christian liturgy and hymns.

Answer 3

It actually it is from a Hebrew word that literally means, "save now, we pray." It could also mean a cry to the Lord. People sang this before the Crucifixion of Jesus in Calvary. Listen to this song: Hosanna by Hilsong United. It can further explain :).

"Keep the Faith"

In Latin, it would mean 'Hosanna in the Highest'.

In my country in Spanish it would be "Osana en el Cielo", or if you translate this in English it would be "The Holy one is in the Heavens" or "All of God that is in Heaven". There are many different ways to interpret it.