Tharatharaalalo Yuga Yugaalalo Lyrics Telugu
తరతరాలలో యుగయుగాలలో జగజగాలలో
దేవుడు దేవుడు యేసే దేవుడు
హల్లెలూయా హల్లెలూయా హల్లెలూయా హల్లెలూయా
భూమిని పుట్టించక మునుపు
లోకము పునాది లేనపుడు
దేవుడు దేవుడు యేసే దేవుడు
సృష్టికి శిల్పకారుడు
జగతికి ఆదిసంభూతుడు
దేవుడు దేవుడు యేసే దేవుడు
తండ్రి కుమార ఆత్మయు
ఒకడైయున్న రూపము
దేవుడు దేవుడు యేసే దేవుడు
Tharatharaalalo Yuga Yugaalalo Lyrics English
Tharatharaalalo Yugayugaalalo Jagajagaalalo
Devudu Devudu Yese Devudu
Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah
Bhoomini Puttinchaka Munupu
Lokamu Punaadi Lenapudu
Devudu Devudu Yese Devudu
Srushtiki Shilpakaarudu
Jagathiki Aadisambhoothudu
Devudu Devudu Yese Devudu
Thandri Kumaara Aathmayu
Okadaiyunna Roopamu
Devudu Devudu Yese Devudu
Core Message
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Eternal Lordship: Declares that Jesus is God across all time through every generation and age
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Universal Sovereignty: Proclaims Jesus as God over all worlds and creation
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Praise and Worship: The repeated “Hallelujah” (praise the Lord) is an exclamation of worship and adoration
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Jesus as God: Firm declaration that Jesus Himself is God, not merely a prophet or messenger
Spiritual Themes
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Eternity: God exists beyond time through all generations and ages without end
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Universality: Jesus is God over all creation, all worlds, all nations
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Divine Identity: Affirms Jesus’ full deity that He is truly God incarnate
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Joyful Praise: “Hallelujah” expresses triumphant joy and worship of God
Key Declarations
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“తరతరాలలో” (Through generations) – God rules across all human generations
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“యుగయుగాలలో” (Through ages) – God exists through all ages of time, eternal
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“జగజగాలలో” (Through all worlds) – God is Lord over all creation and worlds
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“దేవుడు దేవుడు యేసే దేవుడు” (God, God, Jesus is God) – Triple emphasis on Jesus’ deity
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“హల్లెలూయా” (Hallelujah) – Fourfold repetition of praise, meaning “Praise the Lord”
Biblical Foundation
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Echoes Revelation 1:8: “I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End,” says the Lord, “who is and who was and who is to come, the Almighty”
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Reflects Revelation 11:15: “The kingdoms of this world have become the kingdoms of our Lord and of His Christ, and He shall reign forever and ever”
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Connects to John 1:1, 14: “In the beginning was the Word… and the Word was God… and the Word became flesh”
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Mirrors Philippians 2:9-11: “God also has highly exalted Him and given Him the name which is above every name”
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Echoes Psalm 113:2: “Blessed be the name of the Lord from this time forth and forevermore”
Theological Significance
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Trinity Affirmed: Declares Jesus as fully God, part of the eternal Trinity
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Timeless God: God exists outside of time past, present, and future are all in His hands
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Creator Lord: As God over all worlds, Jesus is the Creator of all things
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Eternal Worship: Hallelujah represents eternal worship that will continue forever
Emotional Depth
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Wonder: Awe at the eternal, universal nature of God
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Joy: Celebration expressed through repeated “Hallelujah”
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Certainty: Firm confidence in Jesus’ identity as God
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Triumph: Victory song declaring God’s eternal reign
Practical Application
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Worship: Join in proclaiming Jesus as God with joyful praise
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Faith foundation: Build your faith on the truth that Jesus is eternal God
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Evangelism: Share this truth that Jesus is God worthy of worship
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Eternal perspective: Remember God is eternal while earthly things are temporary
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Confidence: Trust in an eternal, all-powerful God who reigns over everything






