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104 Bless the Eternal, O my soul!
Eternal One, my God, thou art most great,
arrayed in glorious majesty.
2 Thou wrappest thyself in a robe of light,
thou spreadest the sky like a tent,
3 thou buildest thy chambers on the waters above;
thou makest clouds thy chariot,
thou ridest on the wings of the wind;
4 thou makest winds thy messengers,
fire and flame thy servants.
5 Thou didst found the earth upon its pillars,
never to be shaken,
6 drawing the deep over it,
till the waters stood above the mountains;
7 but they retired at thy rebuke,
scared at the sound of thy thunder,
9 never to pass thine appointed bounds,
or cover the earth again;
8 the mountains rose, the valleys sank,
to the place made for them.
10 He pours the streams into the valleys,
that flow between the mountains,
11 where all the wild beasts drink,
wild-asses quench their thirst;
12 there the wild birds settle,
singing among the branches;
16 and the great trees drink their fill,
the cedars the Eternal sowed on Lebânon,
17 where the birds build their nests,
the stork with her home in the cypress.
18 The high hills shelter the wild goat,
the marmot hides in the rocks.
13 He waters the hills from his high chambers,
and rains abundantly upon the land,
14 till grass grows for the cattle,
and fodder for the beasts that serve mankind;
that he may bring food from the earth,
15 wine to cheer up the heart of man,
oil, that his skin may shine,
bread to sustain his strength.
19 He marks the seasons by the moon,
he tells the sun when it must set.
20 Thou makest it dark; night falls,
and every wild beast in the wood is moving—
21 lions roaring for their prey
and claiming food from God;
22 when the sun rises, then they slink away
to lie down in their lairs,
23 but man comes out to work,
and labours till the evening.
24 How manifold thy works, Eternal One,
all of them wisely made!
25 Yonder the sea lies, vast and broad,
with its countless swarms,
with creatures small and great,
26 with fleets of the nautilus,
with leviathan at his play!
24c The world is full of thy creatures,
27 all looking to thee
for their food in season due;
28 what thou givest, that they gather,
feasting from thine open hand.
29 But when thy face is hidden, they are scared,
when thou recallest their breath, they die.
30 Yet a breath from thee brings them into being,
renewing the face of the earth.
31 For ever may the glorious might of the Eternal last!
May the Eternal joy in his own works!
32 Earth trembles at a glance from him,
the mountains smoke at his touch.
33 Long as I live, I will sing to the Eternal,
and praise my God while I have breath.
34 May these my thoughts please him—
I find my joy in the Eternal!
35 May sinners be swept out of the world,
may evil men no longer live in it!
Bless the Eternal, O my soul!
Hallelujah!
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