Selah: What Does It Mean and How Does It Change How We Read Scripture?

We could take the meaning of "selah" ("to lift up") to a practical level. Each time we find the word "selah," we should "pause and give thought, or emphasis" at that point in the scriptures. And, in Jewish tradition, as we read "selah," we are saying to God, "may it be forever."

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