Psalm 65:8

New Century Version

Even those people at the ends of the earth fear your miracles. You are praised from where the sun rises to where it sets.

Cross References

Psalm 148:3

Praise him, sun and moon. Praise him, all you shining stars.

Psalm 136:8

He made the sun to rule the day. His love continues forever.

Psalm 126:2

Then we were filled with laughter, and we sang happy songs. Then the other nations said, “The Lord has done great things for them.”

Psalm 74:16

Both the day and the night are yours; you made the sun and the moon.

Revelation 11:13

In the same hour there was a great earthquake, and a tenth of the city was destroyed. Seven thousand people were killed in the earthquake, and those who did not die were very afraid and gave glory to the God of heaven.

Psalm 135:9

He did many signs and miracles in Egypt against the king and his servants.

Psalm 19:5

The sun comes out like a bridegroom from his bedroom. It rejoices like an athlete eager to run a race.

Psalm 2:8

If you ask me, I will give you the nations; all the people on earth will be yours.

Deuteronomy 4:19

When you look up at the sky, you see the sun, moon, and stars, and everything in the sky. But don’t bow down and worship them, because the Lord your God has made these things for all people everywhere.

Psalm 66:3

Say to God, “Your works are amazing! Because your power is great, your enemies fall before you.

Psalm 65:13

The pastures are full of flocks, and the valleys are covered with grain. Everything shouts and sings for joy.

Job 38:12

“Have you ever ordered the morning to begin, or shown the dawn where its place was

Genesis 8:22

“As long as the earth continues, planting and harvest, cold and hot, summer and winter, day and night will not stop.”

Psalm 89:10

You crushed the sea monster Rahab; by your power you scattered your enemies.

Psalm 107:29

He stilled the storm and calmed the waves.

Isaiah 17:13

The people roar like the waves, but when God speaks harshly to them, they will run away. They will be like chaff on the hills being blown by the wind, or like tumbleweeds blown away by a storm.