The word Selah occurs seventy-two times in the book of Psalms and three times in the book of Habakkuk and has been troublesome to some translators. But it is believed by most to mean a musical pause and by others to lend emphasis to a certain statement (such as amen or forever). When reading the scriptures aloud to others, it is not necessary to read the word “Selah” unless some explanation is also offered.
Henry Mahan
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