Psalms 65

TO THE CHIEF MUSICIAN. A PSALM AND SONG OF DAVID
[Psalms 65:1] PRAISE WAITETH FOR THEE, O GOD, IN SION: AND UNTO THEE SHALL THE VOW BE  PERFORMED.   
<< PRAISE WAITETH >>:  The word translated from the Hebrew as "WAITETH" is the adjectival verb "Domiah" denoting "silence", literally "Silence is praise for you". We are unable to adequately praise God.  The translation of "Domiah" as Waiting" in the KJ could receive some support from the Midrash (Midrash Tehilim) where an associated is made between keeping silent, restraint, and waiting.
Isaiah 42:14  and 64:12 are cited.
 
We owe God thanks for creating us and helping us along the road.  Consciously or subconsciously everyone has asked the Almighty for help (as God himself commands us to do) at some time or other and received it. It is as if we have vowed to repay the Almighty when and if we ever can.                
 
[Psalms 65:2] O THOU THAT HEAREST PRAYER, UNTO THEE SHALL ALL FLESH COME.
God hears the prayers of everyone. We emphasize the uniqueness of Israel since the Almighty reveals himself through Israel. Nevertheless the Almighty is the creator of all flesh and he hears the prayers of everyone.                    
 
[Psalms 65:3] INIQUITIES PREVAIL AGAINST ME: AS FOR OUR TRANSGRESSIONS, THOU SHALT PURGE THEM AWAY.
Our sins sometimes overcome us. They prevent us from praying to God and from bettering ourselves. Nevertheless the Almighty will help us clean ourselves so that we can come closer to HIS service.                   
 
[Psalms 65:4] BLESSED IS THE MAN WHOM THOU CHOOSEST, AND CAUSEST TO APPROACH UNTO THEE, THAT HE MAY DWELL IN THY COURTS: WE SHALL BE SATISFIED WITH THE GOODNESS OF THY HOUSE, EVEN OF THY HOLY TEMPLE. 
Sometimes a person feels a kind of spiritual enlightenment and knows intuitively that the Almighty is showing favor to him.  This does not happen every day unless we make an effort and we cannot always do so.  When such expeirences do happen however we should realize that God is calling us and that this is an opportunity to draw nearer to HIM.                   
 
[Psalms 65:5] BY TERRIBLE THINGS IN RIGHTEOUSNESS WILT THOU ANSWER US, O GOD OF OUR SALVATION; WHO ART THE CONFIDENCE OF ALL THE ENDS OF THE EARTH, AND OF THEM THAT ARE AFAR OFF UPON THE SEA:
<<THEM THAT ARE AFAR OFF UPON THE SEA>>: " veYam Rechokim" i.e. "And the Distant Sea" or "The Distant West".
Midrash Tehillim: <<The gates of Prayer are sometimes open and sometimes barred but the gates of repentance are never locked  as it says, THE CONFIDENCE OF ALL THE ENDS OF THE EARTH, AND OF THEM THAT ARE AFAR OFF UPON THE SEA.  What is it about the Sea that is never locked up  but whoever wishes to bathe in it may do so at whatever hour they wish to so too is it the same with Repentance. Whenever a person wishes to repent they may do so and the Almighty accepts them?.[Other Rabbis said] the Gates of  Prayer are also never locked. A person who practices kindness may be assured that their prayer is heard as it says  SOW TO YOURSELVES IN RIGHTEOUSNESS, REAP IN MERCY followed by the declaration  FOR IT IS TIME TO SEEK THE LORD [Hosea 10:12]. He [who does righteousness and] prays then God answers him.  He may be assured that his prayer is heard. .."IN THE MULTITUDE OF THY MERCY HEAR ME, IN THE TRUTH OF THY SALVATION" [Psalms 69:13] [Praphrased from thre Hebrew as also implying, see Biur HaRAM on the Midrash] WITH THE KINDNESSES I DID ON YOUR BEHALF I WILL COME UNTO YOUR HOUSE, HEAR ME, IN THE TRUTH OF THY SALVATION">>. 

   We are all Agents of the Almighty but we would rather not be too conscious of it most of the time.                
 The Psalm means what it says at the simple level.  God is available to all.
It may also be understood as referring to the Lost Ten Tribes at the geographical extremities (ends) of the earth and the WEST (Hebrew: "YAM: translatable as either SEA or WEST or both).                    
 
[Psalms 65:6] WHICH BY HIS STRENGTH SETTETH FAST THE MOUNTAINS; BEING GIRDED WITH POWER:                     
 
[Psalms 65:7] WHICH STILLETH THE NOISE OF THE SEAS, THE NOISE OF THEIR WAVES, AND THE TUMULT OF THE PEOPLE.                     
 
[Psalms 65:8] THEY ALSO THAT DWELL IN THE UTTERMOST PARTS ARE AFRAID AT THY TOKENS: THOU MAKEST THE OUTGOINGS OF THE MORNING AND EVENING TO REJOICE.                     
 
[Psalms 65:9] THOU VISITEST THE EARTH, AND WATEREST IT: THOU GREATLY ENRICHEST IT WITH THE  RIVER OF GOD, WHICH IS FULL OF WATER: THOU PREPAREST THEM CORN, WHEN THOU HAST SO PROVIDED FOR IT. 
God has provided food and sustenance for us. We must strive to be worthy of it.                   
 
[Psalms 65:10] THOU WATEREST THE RIDGES THEREOF ABUNDANTLY: THOU SETTLEST THE FURROWS  HEREOF: THOU MAKEST IT SOFT WITH SHOWERS: THOU BLESSEST THE SPRINGING THEREOF.                     
 
[Psalms 65:11] THOU CROWNEST THE YEAR WITH THY GOODNESS; AND THY PATHS DROP FATNESS.                     
 
[Psalms 65:12] THEY DROP UPON THE PASTURES OF THE WILDERNESS: AND THE LITTLE HILLS REJOICE ON EVERY SIDE.                     
 
[Psalms 65:13] THE PASTURES ARE CLOTHED WITH FLOCKS; THE VALLEYS ALSO ARE COVERED OVER WITH CORN; THEY SHOUT FOR JOY, THEY ALSO SING.
Shortly after lambs are born they jump about and spring up in the air. It is as if they are rejoicing in their existence.  The joy of the Almighty is present in this world.   
Theodore Herzl one of the early Zionist visionaries said: "If you will it, it is no legend".
The Almighty will bless us. We must learn to accept HIS blessing and to enable its fulfillment.