Psalm 65:1–13

¹There will be silence ¹before You, and praise in Zion, O God,

And to You the ^avow will be performed.

²O You who hear prayer,

To You ^aall ¹men come.

^31aIniquities prevail against me;

As for our transgressions, You ^2bforgive them.

⁴How ^ablessed is the one whom You ^bchoose and bring near to You

To dwell in Your courts.

We will be ^csatisfied with the goodness of Your house,

Your holy temple.

⁵By ^aawesome deeds You answer us in righteousness, O ^bGod of our salvation,

You who are the trust of all the ^cends of the earth and of the farthest ^1dsea;

⁶Who ^aestablishes the mountains by His strength,

Being ^bgirded with might;

⁷Who ^astills the roaring of the seas,

The roaring of their waves,

And the ^btumult of the peoples.

⁸They who dwell in the ^aends of the earth stand in awe of Your signs;

You make the ¹dawn and the sunset shout for joy.

⁹You visit the earth and ^acause it to overflow;

You greatly ^benrich it;

The ^1cstream of God is full of water;

You prepare their ^dgrain, for thus You prepare ²the earth.

¹⁰You water its furrows abundantly,

You ¹settle its ridges,

You soften it ^awith showers,

You bless its growth.

¹¹You have crowned the year ¹with Your ^2abounty,

And Your ³paths ^bdrip with fatness.

^12aThe pastures of the wilderness drip,

And the ^bhills gird themselves with rejoicing.

¹³The meadows are ^aclothed with flocks

And the valleys are ^bcovered with grain;

They ^cshout for joy, yes, they sing.