New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures (nwt, en_US, 2013)

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Psalm, 65

To the director. A melody of David. A song.

1 Praise awaits you, O God, in Zion; We will pay our vows to you.

2 O Hearer of prayer, to you people of all sorts*1 will come.

  1. Lit., “all flesh.”

3 My errors have overwhelmed me, But you cover over our transgressions.

4 Happy is the one whom you choose and bring near To reside in your courtyards. We will be satisfied with the goodness of your house, Your holy temple.*1

  1. Or “sanctuary.”

5 You will answer us with awe-inspiring deeds of righteousness, O God of our salvation; You are the Confidence of all the ends of the earth And of those distant across the sea.

6 You*1 firmly established the mountains by your power; You*2 are clothed with mightiness.

  1. Lit., “He.”

  2. Lit., “He.”

7 You*1 calm the raging seas, The crash of their waves and the turmoil of the nations.

  1. Lit., “He.”

8 The inhabitants of remote places will be awestruck by your signs; You will cause those from the sunrise to the sunset to shout joyfully.

9 You care for the earth, Making it abundantly fruitful*1 and very rich. The stream from God is full of water; You provide grain for them, For that is how you prepared the earth.

  1. Lit., “making it overflow.”

10 You drench its furrows and level off its plowed soil;*1 You soften it with showers of rain; you bless its growth.

  1. Or “its ridges.”

11 You crown the year with your goodness; Your tracks overflow with abundance.*1

  1. Lit., “drip with fatness.”

12 The pastures of the wilderness keep overflowing,*1 And the hills are clothed with joyfulness.

  1. Lit., “dripping.”

13 The pastures are covered with flocks, And the valleys*1 are carpeted with grain. They shout in triumph, yes, they sing.

  1. Or “low plains.”