Psalm 66–67
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Thanksgiving to God for His Works
66For the music director. A song. A psalm.a
1Shout joyfully to God, all the earth.
2Sing the glory of his name.
Set forth his glorious praise.b
3Say to God, “How awesome are your works!
Because of the greatness of your strength,
your enemies will cringe before you.
4All the earth will bow in worship to you,
and sing praise to you.
They will sing the praise of your name.” Selah
5Come and considerc the works of God;
he is awesome in his dealingsd with the children of humankind.
6He turned the sea into dry ground;
they passed through the river on foot.
There we rejoiced in him.
7He rules by his might forever;
his eyes keep watch on the nations.
Do not let the rebellious exalt themselves.e Selah
8Bless our God, O peoples,
and cause the sound of his praise to be heard,
9the one who has kept our soul among the living,
and has not allowed our foot to slip.
10For you have tested us, O God;
you have tried us as silver is tried.
11You brought us into the net;
you placed a heavy burdenf on our backs.
12You let meng ride over our heads.
We went through fire and through water,
but you have brought us out to the place of abundance.h
13I will come into your housei with burnt offerings.
I will pay to you my vows
14that my lips uttered,
and my mouth spoke in my distress.
15Burnt offerings of fat animals I will offer to you,
with the smoke of rams.
I will doj cattle with rams. Selah
16Come and hear, all you God-fearers, and I will tell
what he has done for me.k
17I called to him with my mouth,
and he was extolled with my tongue.l
18If I had considered evil in my heart,
the Lord would not have listened.
19However, God has listened;
he has attended to the sound of my prayer.
20Blessed be God,
who has not turned aside my prayer,
or his loyal love from me.
A Prayer of Blessing
67For the music director, with stringed instruments. A psalm. A song.a
1May God be gracious to us and bless us.
May he cause his face to shine toward us, Selah
2that your way may be known on the earth,
your salvation among all nations.
3Let the peoples praise you, O God;
let all of the peoples praise you.
4Let the nations be glad and sing for joy,
because you judge the peoples with equity
and guide the nations on the earth. Selah
5Let the peoples praise you, O God;
let all the peoples praise you.
6The earth has yielded its produce.
God, our God, will bless us.
7God will bless us,
and all the ends of the earth will fear him.
Footnotes
- aThe Hebrew Bible counts the superscription as the first verse of the psalm
- bLiterally “set for glory—his praise”
- cLiterally “see”
- dHebrew “dealing”
- eAccording to the reading tradition (Qere)
- fLiterally “oppression”
- gHebrew “man”
- hA slightly different Hebrew word yields “a broad place”
- iOr “temple”
- jThat is, “offer”
- kHebrew “my soul”
- lA slightly different Hebrew word yields “his exaltation was under my tongue”
- aThe Hebrew Bible counts the superscription as the first verse of the psalm; the English verse number is reduced by one
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