Selah

Selah is a word found primarily in the Book of Psalms. Its exact meaning is debated among scholars, but it is generally thought to be a liturgical or musical term. Here are some common interpretations: 1. Pause: It may indicate a pause in the singing or music, allowing for reflection or a change in the musical accompaniment.2. Praise: Some believe it means "lift up" or "exalt," suggesting a moment to praise or emphasize the preceding words.3. Interlude: It could signify a musical interlude where instruments play alone while voices rest.4. End: Others interpret it as "end" or "forever," marking the conclusion of a thought or section. Selah is often seen at the end of a verse, creating a moment of contemplation or transition.