To the chief Musician,
A Psalm
and Song
of David.
Praise
waiteth
for thee, O God,
in Sion:
and unto thee shall the vow
be performed.
O thou that hearest
prayer,
unto thee shall all flesh
come.
Iniquities
prevail
against me: as for our transgressions,
thou shalt purge them away.
Blessed
is the man whom thou choosest,
and causest to approach
unto thee, that he may dwell
in thy courts:
we shall be satisfied
with the goodness
of thy house,
even of thy holy
temple.
By terrible things
in righteousness
wilt thou answer
us, O God
of our salvation;
who art the confidence
of all the ends
of the earth,
and of them that are afar off
upon the sea:
fill
Which by his strength
setteth fast
the mountains;
being girded
with power:
Which stilleth
the noise
of the seas,
the noise
of their waves,
and the tumult
of the people.
They also that dwell
in the uttermost parts
are afraid
at thy tokens:
thou makest the outgoings
of the morning
and evening
to rejoice.
Thou visitest
the earth,
and waterest
it: thou greatly
enrichest
it with the river
of God,
which is full
of water:
thou preparest
them corn,
when thou hast so provided
for it.
Thou waterest
the ridges
thereof abundantly:
thou settlest
the furrows
thereof: thou makest it soft
with showers:
thou blessest
the springing
thereof.
Thou crownest
the year
with thy goodness;
and thy paths
drop
fatness.
They drop
upon the pastures
of the wilderness:
and the little hills
rejoice
on every side.
The pastures
are clothed
with flocks;
the valleys
also are covered over
with corn;
they shout for joy,
they also sing.
enrich
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