The pastures are clothed with flocks; the valleys also are covered over with corn; they shout for joy, they also sing.
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Verse 13 is found in chapter 65 of Psalms. Psalm 65 celebrates God as the one who hears prayer, forgives sin, and sustains creation. The first part moves from the sanctuary toward the ends of the earth, showing the universal dimension of divine rule. The second contemplates rain, rivers, fields, crops, and flocks as gifts of providence. Agricultural abundance is not treated simply as a natural result, but as an expression of the Creator’s blessing.
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Die Weiden in der Wüste sind auch fett, daß sie triefen, und die Hügel sind umher lustig.
Vístense los llanos de manadas, Y los valles se cubren de grano: Dan voces de júbilo, y aun cantan.
Los prados se cubren de rebaños y los valles se revisten de grano; dan gritos de alegría y cantan.
Les pâturages se couvrent de brebis, Et les vallées se revêtent de froment. Les cris de joie et les chants retentissent.
Le pianure son rivestite di gregge, E le valli coperte di biade; Dànno voci di allegrezza, ed anche cantano
Os campos se vestem de rebanhos, e os vales se cobrem de trigo; eles se regozijam e cantam.
草場以羊群為衣, 谷中也長滿了五穀; 這一切都歡呼歌唱。
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