Assertion: psalm's word | /r/HasProperty | selah
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text: The word Selah, found seventy-one times, is most likely a musical notation added by worship leaders after the Israelites incorporated the psalm into public worship.
text: The word Selah ( ) almost invariably marks the end of a strophe.
text: However, the uncertainty of what it actually means or why it is there has led some modern Bible translations to take the word Selah completely out of the text and place it in the footnotes.
text: It is in this musical chapter that we find the word Selah.
text: Psalm 3 contains the words Selah three times, at the end of sections of thought, and at the very end of the Psalm:
text: The important thing for us here is that these two words appear in chapters that are written as music and, you guessed it, also include the word Selah.
text: Shigionoth is found in Habakkuk 3:1 , at the beginning of Habakkuk's prayer/song which includes three uses of the word Selah, "A prayer of Habakkuk the prophet, according to Shigionoth.
text: Like the word Selah, no one knows the exact meaning of these words, but many scholars feel that shigionoth and shiggaion are clearly related to music.
text: In this psalm (and in many others) we find the word "Selah".
text: What is the meaning of the word "Selah"?
text: How should I read passages with the word Selah in them?
text: The word is "selah.
text: Some speculate that the final word being 'selah' might link the two psalms 9 and 10 together.
text: Another characteristic to these psalms is the use of the word "selah" which has been interpreted many ways.
text: Second, in order to get the “perfect” 46s out of Psalm 46, the word “selah” must be omitted from the text.
text: If Shakespeare were involved in translating Psalm 46, he mostly likely would have had the manuscripts before him that contained the word “selah,” since it is in the text.