Psalms 65
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Psalms 65

To the chief Musician. A Psalm of David: a Song.

1Praise waitethfortheeinsilence, O God,inZion;andunto theeshallthevowbeperformed.
2Othouthathearest prayer, unto theeshallall flesh come.
3Iniquitieshaveprevailedagainstme:ourtransgressions, thou wilt forgivethem.
4Blessedishewhom thou choosestandcausesttoapproach:heshalldwellinthy courts.Weshallbesatisfiedwiththegoodnessofthy house,ofthy holy temple.
5ByterriblethingsH2898inrighteousness wilt thou answer us,OGodofoursalvation, thou confidenceofalltheendsoftheearth,andofthedistant regionsofthesea. ...
6Whobyhisstrength establishedthemountains,beinggirdedwithpower;
7Who stilleththeragingoftheseas,theragingoftheirwaves,andthetumultofthepeoples.
8Andthey that dwellintheuttermost partsareafraidatthy tokens; thou makesttheoutgoingsofthemorningandeveningtorejoice.
9Thou hast visitedtheearth, thou hast wateredit; thou greatly enrichestit:theriverofGodisfullofwater; thou providesttheircorn,whenthou hastsopreparedit:
10Thou dost satiateitsfurrows, thou smoothestitsclods, thou makestitsoftwithshowers; thou blessestthespringing thereof.
11Thou crownesttheyearwiththy goodness,andthy paths drop fatness:
12Theydropuponthepasturesofthewilderness,andthehillsaregirdedwithgladness.
13The meadows areclothedwithflocks,andthe valleys are coveredoverwithcorn; they shout for joy, yea, they sing.

Commentaries on Psalms 65

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