Another interpretation claims that selah comes from the primary Hebrew root word salah (סָלָה), meaning "to hang," and by implication "to measure (weigh)". Selah (band) · Selah, Washington · Selah (disambiguation) · Selah (biblical figure)

He suggests also the possibility that the Hebrew "Selah" meant "Fiat" = "Let there be [made]." The Masoretic accentuation always connects "Selah" with the ...

2 июн. 2021 г. · 1) a pause in the text; 2) a synonym of נצח (netsacḥ) or עולם ('olam) -- Hebrew words that denote “forever,” or 3) a derivative of the root סלל (salal) meaning ...

The New American Standard Hebrew Lexicon defines the Hebrew word "Celah" (סֶֽלָה) as “to lift up, exalt.” According to Hitchcock's Bible Names Dictionary, ...

4 янв. 2022 г. · Selah is also thought to be rendered from two Hebrew words: s_lah, “to praise”; and s_lal, “to lift up.” Another commentator believes it comes ...

28 нояб. 2014 г. · The name Selah: Summary. Meaning: Take It Away, Y'All! All Together Now! Etymology: From the verb סלל ( ...

Selah refers to a “cliff or crag.” In verb form, though, it means to “lift up, exalt” – a fitting definition for both the soring cliffs of Petra and the ...

Transliteration: selah. Pronunciation: seh-lah. Phonetic Spelling: (seh'-law) Definition: Selah. Meaning: suspension, pause.

But in the New Living Translation of Psalm 68:19, Selah is translated as “Interlude.” “Praise the Lord; praise God our savior! For each day, he carries us in ...