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"Let Jah be praised"
According to the Kebra Negast (The Book of Kings), "Igziabeher" literally translates to "let Jah be praised" similar to "Hallelujah" being used in a traditional Christian church. Let Jah be praised can be translated from the Rastafarian incantation "Igziabeher" according the Kebra Negast.
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"King of Kings." A Rastafarian incantation frequently heard in old reggae music. "Igziabeher! Let Jah be praised, let Him be praised" - Peter Tosh
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Ge'ez Word for the biblical God Jahweh. Often used in a Rastafarian context but also in Ethiopic Orthodox Christianity. Ina you ancient lionmane holler, Quadamwi Negus Igziabeher! - Midnite, "Jah"
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