How thy works were multiplied. O Jehovah! in wisdom thou madest them all: the earth was filled with thy possessions.

Founding the earth upon her bases, she shall not be moved forever and even

Praise Jehovah, O my soul. O Jehovah my God thou wert great exceedingly; thou didst put on strength and honor:

Thou wilt send forth thy spirit, they will be created: thou wilt renew the face of the earth.

Making his messengers spirits; his servants a fire of flame:

Causing grass to spring up for the cattle, and the green herb for the service of man, to bring forth bread from the earth:

And wine will gladden the heart of man, to cause the face to shine from oil, and bread will support the heart of man.

Thou wilt hide thy face, they will tremble: thou wilt take away their spirit, they shall expire and turn back to dust

Being covered with light as a garment: stretching forth the heavens as a curtain:

I will sing to Jehovah in my living: I will play on the harp to my God in my enduring.

This great and broad sea, hands there of the creeping thing, and no number of the beasts, small with great

Framing his upper chambers in the waters: setting the clouds his chariot: going upon the wings of the wind.

They will all wait for thee to give their food in its time.

The glory of Jehovah shall be forever: Jehovah, shall rejoice in his works.

He made the moon for the appointments: the sun knew his going down.

Sending forth fountains into the valleys, they will go between the mountains.

The deep thou coveredst it as a garment: the waters will stand upon the mountains.

There the ships will go: the sea monster thou didst form to play in it

Sinners shall be finished from the earth, and the unjust no more. Praise Jehovah, O my soul

And the trees of Jehovah shall be satisfied; the cedars of Lebanon which he planted;

My meditating upon him shall be sweet: I will rejoice in Jehovah.

The young lions roaring for prey, and to seek from God their food.

They shall go up the mountains; they shall go down into the valleys to the place: this thou didst found for them.

The high mountains for the wild goats; the rocks a refuge for the conies.

Watering the mountains from. his upper chambers: with the fruit of thy work shall the earth be filled.

Where there the sparrows will nest: the stork, the cypresses her house.

Thou didst set darkness and it will be night: in it all the beasts of the forest shall creep.

Man will go forth to his work, and to his labor even to evening.

Looking upon the earth and it will tremble: he will touch up the mountains and they will smoke.

Thou didst set a bound they shall not pass over; they shall not turn bark to cover the earth.

From thy rebuke they shall flee; from the voice of thy thunder they shall be terrified.

Upon them the birds of the heavens shall dwell, from between their boughs they shall give a voice.

The sun shall rise, they will be gathered together, and in their dens they will lie down.

Thou wilt give to them, they will gather up: thou wilt open thy hand, they will be filled with good.

They shall water all the beasts of the field: the wild asses shall break their thirst.