Psalms Psalm 65 Contemporary English Version (2006)

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시편 65편은 시온에서 기도를 들으시고 죄를 사하시는 하나님, 산과 바다와 만민을 다스리시는 창조주, 땅에 비를 내려 풍성한 수확을 주시는 하나님을 찬양하는 13절의 감사 찬양시이다.

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65Psalms · Contemporary English Version (2006)

¹Our God, you deserve praise in Zion, where we keep our promises to you.

²Everyone will come to you because you answer prayer.

³When our sins get us down, you forgive us.

⁴You bless your chosen ones, and you invite them to live near you in your temple. We will enjoy your house, the sacred temple.

⁵Our God, you save us, and your fearsome deeds answer our prayers for justice! You give hope to people everywhere on earth, even those across the sea.

⁶You are strong, and your mighty power put the mountains in place.

⁷You silence the roaring waves and the noisy shouts of the nations.

⁸People far away marvel at your fearsome deeds, and all who live under the sun celebrate and sing because of you.

⁹You take care of the earth and send rain to help the soil grow all kinds of crops. Your rivers never run dry, and you prepare the earth to produce abundant grain.

¹⁰You water all its fields and level the lumpy ground. You send showers of rain to soften the soil and help the plants sprout.

¹¹Wherever your footsteps touch the earth, a rich harvest is gathered.

¹²Desert pastures blossom, and mountains celebrate.

¹³Meadows are filled with sheep and goats; valleys overflow with grain and echo with joyful songs.

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Psalms Psalm 65 Contemporary English Version (2006)

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