Psalms 65 For the conclusion. A Psalm by David. An Ode. To thee, O God, a hymn in Sion is seemly: and to thee a vow should be paid.

Thomson⁽ⁱ⁾ ¹ For the conclusion. A Psalm by David. An Ode. To thee, O God, a hymn in Sion is seemly: and to thee a vow should be paid. ² Hearken to my prayer. To thee all flesh should come. ³ The acts of transgressors prevailed over us: but thou canst pardon our sins. ⁴ Happy he, whom thou hast chosen and taken to thyself! He shall dwell in thy courts. Let us be satisfied with the good things of thy house: thy temple is holy. ⁵ Thou art wonderful for righteousness: hear us O God, our Saviour. Thou art the hope of all the ends of the earth: and of them at sea far off. ⁶ Thou establishest the mountains by thy power: thou art begirt with majesty. ⁷ Thou causest the cavity of the sea to rage; the billows thereof to roar. ⁸ When nations are troubled and the inhabitants on its borders terrified at thy signs; thou canst make the outgoings of the morning and evening joyous. ⁹ Thou hast visited the earth and watered it: thou hast multiplied the means of enriching it. The river of God is full of water: thou hast provided the supply for it. Because such is thy provision, O! water its furrows plenteously: multiply its productions. ¹⁰ By these showers on it, it will be gladdened; and will give a spring to vegetation. ¹¹ Bless the crown of the year with thy goodness: and let the fields be filled with fatness; ¹² let the mountains of the wilderness be made fertile; and the hills be girt with joy. ¹³ The rams of the flocks have clothed themselves: and the valleys abound with corn. Let them shout and hymn thy praise.