 Ma Tovu is a prayer recited upon entering the synagogue and is from BaMidbar 24:5; Tehillim 5:8; 26:8; 95:6; and 69:14.
Ma Tovu ohaleicha Yaakov mishk'notecha Yisrael. Va-ani b'rov chasdcha avo veytecha eshtachaveh el heichal kadsh'cha b'yiratecha.  HaShem ahavti m'on beitecha umkom mishkan k'vodecha. Va-ani estachaveh v'echra-ah evr'chah lifnei Hashem osi. Va-ani, t'filoti l'cha Hashem et ratzon Elokim b'rav chasdecha aneni be-emet yishecha
How goodly are your tents, O Yaakov, your dwelling places, O Yisrael. As for me, through Your abundant kindness I will enter Your House; I will prostrate myself toward Your Holy Sanctuary in awe of You. O Hashem, I love the House where You dwell, and the place where Your glory resides. I shall prostrate myself and bow, I shall kneel before Hashem my Maker. As for me, may my prayer to You, Hashem, be at an opportune time; O G-d, in Your abundant kindness, answer me with the truth of Your salvation.
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