English to Latin translation

Let's start with "Praise". You have translated it with the Latin for "We
praise". If that was your intention, good. Other ways include
Laus -- The noun "Praise"
Laudate -- "Praise" as an imperative
Laudemus -- "Let us praise"

If you want to use the noun Laus, then the form of Deus to use is Deo
(without the preposition).

If you want to use one of the verb forms, then use Deum as it will be the
direct object.

As for "gracious and merciful", I would follow the example of the Latin
Vulgate bible and use the adjective clemens for "gracious". So:
<noun> Deo clementi et misericordi
<verb> Deum clementem et misericordem

I would use fortitudo for "strength". It should agree in case with Deo
or Deum. So:

Deo . . . fortitudini nostro
or
Deum . . . fortitudinem nostrum

I appreciate the quick reply!

Alrighty, so using the noun form, since I think that is more what I am going for I get: "Laus Deo clementi et misericodi fortitudini nostro"

Will I need "nostrorum" between Laus and Deo to insert the "our" or is it implicit?

Thanks,

Gabe

Yes, but you want nostro rather than nostrorum.

Thanks, I appreciate it!

You're welcome, gtbrien.