Taksa vs Hupakouo

Preserving the Chaldean Catholic Liturgy. Connecting Generations. Discover the rich liturgical heritage of the Eastern Rite Chaldean Catholic Church with Taksa — your digital companion for exploring and preserving our sacred traditions. Taksa is an Aramaic word meaning “Liturgy,” and this app brings the prayers, hymns, melodies, and liturgical texts of the Chaldean Rite directly to your fingertips. WHAT YOU'LL FIND IN TAKSA Liturgical Texts: Access prayers and liturgical texts rooted in the Chaldean Catholic tradition. Traditional Hymns and Melodies: Explore the sacred chants and tones that have been passed down through generations. Three Languages: Engage with liturgical content in Aramaic, English, and Arabic. A Resource for Everyone: Whether you're a seminarian, lector, subdeacon, member of the clergy, or simply someone eager to learn more about the Chaldean Church, Taksa is here to help you grow in knowledge and appreciation of our faith. OUR MISSION To preserve the beauty of the Chaldean Catholic liturgy, make it accessible to everyone, and pass our sacred traditions on to future generations. Whether you're preparing for liturgical service, learning traditional hymns, or reconnecting with your Chaldean roots, Taksa helps bring our ancient traditions into the digital age. Our heritage. Our liturgy. Our faith. Welcome to Taksa.

Hupakouō is the Greek word for listening attentively that results in responding in obedience. For example it is the word translated as “obedience” in Hebrews 5:8-9 which says, “Even though Jesus was God’s Son, he learned obedience from the things he suffered. In this way, God qualified him as a perfect High Priest, and he became the source of eternal salvation for all those who obey him. (NLT) Hupakou is an app designed to help you grow in your capacity to hear and recognize God’s voice. Hupakouo is the Greek word for “obey” and interestingly enough is the intensive of the word for “hear”. In other words, to obey is to really hear…to super-hear.