Psalms 67

¹Unto the end, a Psalm of Canticle, to David himself.

²Let God arise, and let his enemies be dispersed, and let them that hate him fly from his face.

³As smoke vanisheth, let them vanish away: as wax melteth at the presence of fire, so let sinners perish at the presence of God.

⁴And let the just make merry, and rejoice in the sight of God: and let them be delighted in mirth.

⁵Sing to God, say a Psalm to his name: make way to him, who mounteth upon the west, Lord is his name. Rejoice ye in his sight, they shall be troubled at the presence of him:

⁶the father of orphans, and judge of widows. God in his holy place:

⁷God that maketh men to inhabit of one manner in a house. That bringeth forth them that be bound, in strength, likewise them that exasperate, that dwell in sepulchres.

⁸O God when thou wentest forth in the sight of thy people, when thou didst pass through the desert.

⁹The earth was moved, and the heavens also distilled, at the presence of the God of Sina, at the face of the God of Israel.

¹⁰Voluntary rain shalt thou separate, o God, to thine inheritance: and it was weakened, but thou hath perfiteth it.

¹¹Thy living creatures shall dwell in it: thou hast prepared in thy sweetness for the poor, o God.

¹²Our Lord shall give the word to them that evangelize, with great power.

¹³The King of hosts the beloved of the beloved: and to the beauty of the house, to divide the spoils.

¹⁴If ye sleep among the midst of the lots, the wings of a dove laid over with silver, and the hinder parts of her back in the paleness of gold.

¹⁵Whilst the heavenly discerneth kings over her, with snow they shall be made white in Selmon.

¹⁶The mountain of God a fat mountain. A mountain curded as cheese, a fat mountain:

¹⁷why suppose you curded mountains? A mountain, in which it hath well pleased God to dwell therein: for indeed our Lord will dwell even to the end.

¹⁸The chariot of God is ten thousand fold, thousands of them that rejoice, our Lord in them, in Sina in the holy place.

¹⁹Thou art ascended on high, thou hast taken captivity: thou hast received gifts in men: for even those that do not believe, our Lord God to inhabit.

²⁰Blessed be our Lord day by day: the God of our salvations will make us a prosperous journey.

²¹Our God is the God of saving: and the issues of death are of our Lord, our Lord.

²²But yet God still break the heads of his enemies: the hairy crown of them, that walk in their sins.

²³Our Lord said: Out of Basan I will convert, I will convert into the depth of the sea.

²⁴That thy foot may be dipped in blood: the tongue of thy dogs (made red) with the same (blood) of the enemies.

²⁵They have seen thy enterings in, o God, the enterings of my God: of my King who is in the holy place.

²⁶Princes came before joined with them that sang, in the midst of young women playing on timbrels.

²⁷In Churches bless ye God our Lord, of the fountains of Israel.

²⁸There Benjamin a young man, in excess of mind. The Princes of Juda their leaders: the Princes of Zabulon, the Princes of Nephthali.

²⁹Command thy strength, o God: confirm this, o God, which thou hast wrought in us.

³⁰From thy temple in Jerusalem, kings shall offer gifts to thee.

³¹Rebuke the wild beasts of the reed, the congregation of bulls in the kine of thy peoples: that they may exclude them, which are tried with silver. Dissipate the nations that will wars:

³²Legates shall come out of Ægypt: Æthiopia shall prevent his hands to God.

³³Ye Kingdoms of the earth sing to God: sing to our Lord:

³⁴Sing ye to God, that mounteth upon the heaven of heaven, to the East. Behold he will give to his voice the voice of strength:

³⁵give you glory to God upon Israel, his magnificence, and his power in the clouds.

³⁶God is marvelous in his Saints, the God of Israel he will give power and strength to his people, God be blessed.