If you have read the Bible at all you have doubtless come across the Hebrew word 'SELAH' which is often seen in the Psalms as well as in other locations in the Old Testament.
For example, here's a text that uses SELAH:
Many there be which say of my soul, There is no help for him in God. Selah.
Psalm 3: 2
But the question is -- ?why is this Hebrew word inserted in its Hebrew form when all the rest of the Hebrew words are changed into English or some other language depending on what Bible you are reading?
In other words -- what does SELAH mean?
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