Adoration is the expression of our love for God, in both deeds and words. In the context of worship, adoration is the expression of our love for God in a fitting manner of worship, in our attitudes during the worship service, in the method by which we sing and pray, in our attentiveness to the exhortation of the sermon. Adoration may be offered in settings other than the worship service, but it should be most prominent during the worship service. Adoration is the fulfilling of the greatest commandment. Jesus said to him, You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind.
Praise is the outgrowth of faith, worship, and adoration - as well as of confession.
Praise is expressing our love and respect and esteem for God in the form of songs and words. Because of Your righteous judgments. In the Old Testament, Moses redelivers the law to the Israelites just before the great leader dies and the people cross into the promised land. In delivering this message, Moses provides the source of the greatest commandment, as well as providing a picture of what this commandment should mean in practice. You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your strength.