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Selah is an untranslated Hebrew word of uncertain meaning found in the Psalms.
My impression is that Selah means something like "Reflect on this" - or more prosaically "Think about it!".
This would fit with the notion that the chanting of the psalm may have been interrupted at this point by a 'harp' stroke.
Any other bright ideas what it means?
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2 comments:
"Gosh this pew's hard".
St. Jerome translated it as semper, 'always.'
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