Psalm 65:1-13
To the director. A melody of David. A song.
65 For you there is praise—silence—, O God, in Zion;+And to you the vow will be paid.+
2 O Hearer of prayer, even to you people of all flesh will come.+
3 Things of error have proved mightier than I am.+As for our transgressions, you yourself will cover them.+
4 Happy is the one you choose and cause to approach,+That he may reside in your courtyards.+We* will certainly be satisfied with the goodness of your house,+The holy place of your temple.+
5 With fear-inspiring things in righteousness you will answer us,+O God of our salvation,+The Trust of all the borders of the earth and those far away on the sea.+
6 He is firmly establishing the mountains with his power;+He is indeed girded with mightiness.+
7 He is stilling the noise of the seas,+The noise of their waves and the turmoil of the national groups.+
8 And the inhabitants of the uttermost parts will be afraid of your signs;+The goings forth of the morning and evening you cause to cry out joyfully.+
9 You have turned your attention to the earth, that you may give it abundance;+You enrich it very much.The stream from God is full of water.+You prepare their grain,+For that is the way you prepare the earth.*+
10 There is a drenching of its furrows, a leveling off of its clods;+With copious showers you soften it; you bless its very sprouts.+
11 You have crowned the year with* your goodness,+And your very tracks drip with fatness.+
12 The pasture grounds of the wilderness keep dripping,+And with joyfulness the very hills gird themselves.+
13 The pastures have become clothed with flocks,+And the low plains themselves are enveloped with grain.+They shout in triumph, yes, they sing.+
