Maranata-Avivah

**Praise and Worship** **Praise to God** **Worship to the Lord** **Gospel Praise and Worship** **Praise and Worship Songs** **Evangelical Praises** **Live Worship** **Praise Hymns** **Worship and Praise 2024** **Praise of Gratitude** **Worship and Prayer** **Praise Songs** **Praise for Worship** **Worship to Christ** **Praise and Worship Ministry** **Contemporary Praise and Worship** **Church Worship** **Praise and Faith Songs** **Praise for Encounter with God** **Inspiring Praises**
**Louvores e Adoração**
**Louvores a Deus**
**Adoração ao Senhor**
**Louvor e Adoração Gospel**
**Músicas de Louvor e Adoração**
**Louvores Evangélicos**
**Adoração ao Vivo**
**Hinos de Louvor**
**Adoração e Louvor 2024**
**Louvores de Gratidão**
**Adoração e Oração**
**Canções de Louvor**
**Louvores para Culto**
**Adoração a Cristo**
**Ministério de Louvor e Adoração**
**Louvor e Adoração Contemporânea**
**Adoração na Igreja**
**Músicas de Louvor e Fé**
**Louvor para Encontro com Deus**
**Louvores Inspiradores**

"Maranatha-Avivah" appears to combine two terms with spiritual or religious meanings. "Maranatha" is an expression in Aramaic that means "The Lord comes" or "Our Lord, come", often used in the Christian context, especially in prayers and greetings, expressing the hope of the return of Jesus Christ. "Avivah" may be related to the word "revival", which in a religious context refers to spiritual renewal or the awakening of a community of faith. Depending on the context, these terms together can suggest a spiritual invocation, an expectation of renewal or even a greeting between people of faith who await the coming of the Lord. If you are referring to something specific like a group, event or movement with that name, let me know so I can help you more precisely!