O let the nations be glad and sing for joy: for thou shalt judge the people righteously, and govern the nations upon earth. Selah.
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Verse 4 is found in chapter 67 of Psalms. Psalm 67 connects the blessing received by Israel with a missionary and universal purpose. The request for God’s mercy toward his people is immediately connected with the desire that his ways be known among the nations. Harvest and agricultural blessing symbolize a prosperity that should lead to universal recognition of God. The psalm ends by repeating that all nations should fear the Lord.
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Es danken dir, Gott, die Völker; es danken dir alle Völker.
Alégrense y gócense las gentes; Porque juzgarás los pueblos con equidad, Y pastorearás las naciones en la tierra. (Selah.)
Que las naciones se alegren y canten de júbilo, porque juzgas a los pueblos con equidad y guías a las naciones en la tierra. Selah.
Les nations se réjouissent et sont dans l'allégresse; Car tu juges les peuples avec droiture, Et tu conduis les nations sur la terre. -Pause.
Le nazioni si rallegreranno, e giubileranno; Perciocchè tu giudicherai i popoli dirittamente, E condurrai le nazioni nella terra. Sela.
Alegrem-se e regozijem-se as nações, pois julgarás os povos com eqüidade, e governarás as nações sobre a terra. (Selá.)
願萬族都快樂歡呼; 因為你必按公正審判萬民, 引導地上的萬族。(細拉)
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