Psa 67 | HCSB | STEP | For the choir director : with stringed instruments . A psalm . A song . May God be gracious to us and bless us; look on us with favor Selah

Psalms 67

All Will Praise God

1 For the choir director: with stringed instruments. A psalm. A song.

May God be gracious to us and bless us;
look on us with favor ^{a
,} ^{▼▼Selah: A Hebrew word whose meaning is uncertain; various interpretations include: (1) a musical notation, (2) a pause for silence, (3) a signal for worshipers to fall prostrate on the ground, (4) a term for the worshipers to call out, and (5) a word meaning "forever"}
Selah

2 so that Your way may be known on earth,
Your salvation among all nations. ^c

3 Let the peoples praise You, God;
let all the peoples praise You. ^d
4 Let the nations rejoice and shout for joy,
for You judge the peoples with fairness
and lead the nations on earth. ^{e
,} ^{▼▼Selah: A Hebrew word whose meaning is uncertain; various interpretations include: (1) a musical notation, (2) a pause for silence, (3) a signal for worshipers to fall prostrate on the ground, (4) a term for the worshipers to call out, and (5) a word meaning "forever"}
Selah

5 Let the peoples praise You, God,
let all the peoples praise You. ^g

6 The earth has produced its harvest;
God, our God, blesses us. ^h
7 God will bless us,
and all the ends of the earth will ^{▼▼fear(s) God or the Lord/ the fear of the Lord: No single English word conveys every aspect of the word fear in this phrase. The meaning includes worshipful submission, reverential awe, and obedient respect to the covenant-keeping God of Israel.}fear Him. ^j