⁴ then I will give your showers in their time, and the land shall give her produce, and the tree of the field shall give its fruit.

¹ To the victor; a psalm of^◦ David, a song.
² For Thee stillness is praise, O God, in Zion;
and to Thee shall the vow be paid.

^{2 3} O Thou who hearest prayer,
to^◦ Thee shall all flesh come.

^{3 4} Words of iniquities prevail against me;
as for our transgressions, Thou^◦ wilt make·​·atonement·​·for them.

^{4 5} Happy is he whom Thou choosest, and causest to come·​·near;
he will inhabit Thy courts;
we shall be satisfied with the goodness of Thy house,
With the holy place of Thy temple.

^{5 6} Fearsome things wilt Thou answer us in justice,
O God of our salvation;
the trust of all the ends^* of the earth,
and of the sea, of those who are afar·​·off;

^{6 7} who, in His power, establishes the mountains,
being girded^◦ with might;

^{7 8} who quells the uproar of the seas, the uproar of their waves,
and the noise of the peoples^◦.

^{8 9} And they who dwell in the ends shall fear at Thy signs;
Thou makest the outgoings of the morning and evening to sing·​·aloud.

^{9 10} Thou visitest the earth and delightest·​·in^▵ her,
Thou enrichest her much;
the stream^◦ of God is·​·full of water;
Thou preparest them grain, when^◦ Thou so preparest her.

^{10 11} Her furrows Thou soakest;
Thou settlest her ridges;
With showers Thou dissolvest her;
her growth Thou blessest.

^{11 12} Thou crownest the year with Thy goodness;
and Thy paths^◦ drip fatness.

^{12 13} They drip upon the sheep·​·folds of the wilderness,
and the hills gird themselves with rejoicing.

^{13 14} The meadows clothe· themselves ·with the flock, and the valleys shroud· themselves ·with grain^◦;
they shout, yea, they sing.