All the earth shall worship thee, and shall sing unto thee; they shall sing to thy name. Selah.
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Verse 4 is found in chapter 66 of Psalms. Psalm 66 invites all the earth to acknowledge God’s works and then specifically recalls Israel’s experience. Passing through water and fire represents trials through which God led the people into a place of abundance. The psalmist also connects deliverance with personal integrity: God hears the one who approaches him sincerely. The prayer ends with a personal proclamation that God did not reject the plea.
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Compare Psalms 66:4 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Alles Land bete dich an und lobsinge dir, lobsinge deinem Namen." (Sela.)
Toda la tierra te adorará, Y cantará a ti; Cantarán a tu nombre. (Selah.)
Toda la tierra se postrará ante ti y te cantará alabanzas; cantará alabanzas a tu nombre». Selah.
Toute la terre se prosterne devant toi et chante en ton honneur; Elle chante ton nom. -Pause.
Tutta la terra ti adora, e ti salmeggia; Salmeggia il tuo Nome. Sela.
Todos os moradores da terra te adorarão e te cantarão; cantarão o teu nome. (Selá.)
全地要敬拜你,歌頌你, 要歌頌你的名。」(細拉)
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