Psalms 65
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Psalms 65

For the Chief Musician. A Psalm. A Song of David.

1Praise waitethforthee, O God,inZion;Andunto theeshallthevowbeperformed.
2Othouthathearest prayer, Unto theeshallall flesh come.
3Iniquities prevailagainstme:Asforourtransgressions, thou wilt forgivethem.
4Blessedistheman whom thou choosest,andcausesttoapproach unto thee,Thathemaydwellinthy courts:Weshallbesatisfiedwiththegoodnessofthy house, Thy holy temple.
5ByterriblethingsH2898thou wilt answer usinrighteousness,OGodofoursalvation, Thouthatarttheconfidenceofalltheendsoftheearth,Andofthemthatareafar off uponthesea:
6Whobyhisstrength setteth fastthemountains,Beinggirdedaboutwithmight;
7Who stilleththeroaringoftheseas,Theroaringoftheirwaves,Andthetumultofthepeoples.
8They also that dwellintheuttermost partsareafraidatthy tokens: Thou makesttheoutgoingsofthemorningandeveningtorejoice.
9Thou visitesttheearth,andwaterestit, Thou greatly enrichestit;TheriverofGodisfullofwater: Thou providestthemgrain,whenthou hastsopreparedtheearth.
10Thou waterestitsfurrowsabundantly; Thou settlesttheridges thereof: Thou makestitsoftwithshowers; Thou blessestthespringing thereof.
11Thou crownesttheyearwiththy goodness;Andthy paths drop fatness.
12Theydropuponthepasturesofthewilderness;Andthehillsaregirdedwithjoy.
13Thepasturesareclothedwithflocks; The valleys also are coveredoverwithgrain; They shout for joy, they also sing.

Commentaries on Psalms 65

American Standard Version — 1901 — Public Domain