sα΅gullΔh Β· H5459 Β· HEBREW
The Hebrew word sα΅gullΔh (Χ‘Φ°ΧΦ»ΧΦΈΦΌΧ) describes a prized and personal possession β not general wealth held at arm's length, but a treasure kept close, the kind a king stores in his private chamber above all public riches, something intentionally chosen and distinguished from all others β actively selected out of everything available and declared uniquely one's own, and a possession to which God attaches His name and His faithfulness β promised for now and for the day He finally gathers what is His. When God calls His people segullah, He is not describing administrative property. He is describing what He keeps close to His heart.