“My heart is changed within me; all my compassion is aroused.” —Hosea 11:9, NIV

ETYMOLOGY

Holy: (Old English)

1. Kept or regarded as inviolate from ordinary use, and appropriated or set apart for religious use or observance; consecrated, dedicated, sacred.

2. Specifically belonging to, commissioned by, or devoted to God.

Volta: (mid 1600s)

1. A borrowing from Italian, feminine past participle of volgere, volvere, to turn.

 2. A sort of dance of Italian origin, in which the man turns the woman several times, and then assists her to make a leap or jump.