Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
And
some,
coming
down
from
Judea,
taught
the
brethren:
That,
except
you
be
circumcised
after
the
manner
of
Moses,
you
cannot
be
saved.
1
Et
quidam
descendentes
de
Judæa
docebant
fratres:
Quia
nisi
circumcidamini
secundum
morem
Moysi,
non
potestis
salvari.
2
And
when
Paul
and
Barnabas
had
no
small
contest
with
them,
they
determined
that
Paul
and
Barnabas
and
certain
others
of
the
other
side
should
go
up
to
the
apostles
and
priests
to
Jerusalem,
about
this
question.
2
Facta
ergo
seditione
non
minima
Paulo
et
Barnabæ
adversus
illos,
statuerunt
ut
ascenderent
Paulus
et
Barnabas,
et
quidam
alii
ex
aliis
ad
Apostolos
et
presbyteros
in
Jerusalem
super
hac
quæstione.
3
They
therefore,
being
brought
on
their
way
by
the
church,
passed
through
Phenice
and
Samaria,
relating
the
conversion
of
the
Gentiles.
And
they
caused
great
joy
to
all
the
brethren.
3
Illi
ergo
deducti
ab
ecclesia
pertransibant
Phœnicen
et
Samariam,
narrantes
conversionem
gentium:
et
faciebant
gaudium
magnum
omnibus
fratribus.
4
And
when
they
were
come
to
Jerusalem,
they
were
received
by
the
church
and
by
the
apostles
and
ancients,
declaring
how
great
things
God
had
done
with
them.
4
Cum
autem
venissent
Jerosolymam,
suscepti
sunt
ab
ecclesia,
et
ab
Apostolis
et
senioribus,
annuntiantes
quanta
Deus
fecisset
cum
illis.
5
But
there
arose
of
the
sect
of
the
Pharisees
some
that
believed,
saying:
They
must
be
circumcised
and
be
commanded
to
observe
the
law
of
Moses.
5
Surrexerunt
autem
quidam
de
hæresi
pharisæorum,
qui
crediderunt,
dicentes
quia
oportet
circumcidi
eos,
præcipere
quoque
servare
legem
Moysi.
6
And
the
apostles
and
ancients
assembled
to
consider
of
this
matter.
6
Conveneruntque
Apostoli
et
seniores
videre
de
verbo
hoc.
7
And
when
there
had
been
much
disputing,
Peter,
rising
up,
said
to
them:
Men,
brethren,
you
know
that
in
former
days
God
made
choice
among
us,
that
by
my
mouth
the
Gentiles
should
hear
the
word
of
the
gospel
and
believe.
7
Cum
autem
magna
conquisitio
fieret,
surgens
Petrus
dixit
ad
eos:
Viri
fratres,
vos
scitis
quoniam
ab
antiquis
diebus
Deus
in
nobis
elegit,
per
os
meum
audire
gentes
verbum
Evangelii
et
credere.
8
And
God,
who
knoweth
the
hearts,
gave
testimony,
giving
unto
them
the
Holy
Ghost,
as
well
as
to
us:
8
Et
qui
novit
corda
Deus,
testimonium
perhibuit,
dans
illis
Spiritum
Sanctum,
sicut
et
nobis,
9
And
put
no
difference
between
us
and
them,
purifying
their
hearts
by
faith.
9
et
nihil
discrevit
inter
nos
et
illos,
fide
purificans
corda
eorum.
10
Now
therefore,
why
tempt
you
God
to
put
a
yoke
upon
the
necks
of
the
disciples
which
neither
our
fathers
nor
we
have
been
able
to
bear?
10
Nunc
ergo
quid
tentatis
Deum,
imponere
jugum
super
cervices
discipulorum
quod
neque
patres
nostri,
neque
nos
portare
potuimus?
11
But
by
the
grace
of
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ,
we
believe
to
be
saved,
in
like
manner
as
they
also.
11
sed
per
gratiam
Domini
Jesu
Christi
credimus
salvari,
quemadmodum
et
illi.
12
And
all
the
multitude
held
their
peace:
and
they
heard
Barnabas
and
Paul
telling
what
great
signs
and
wonders
God
had
wrought
among
the
Gentiles
by
them.
12
Tacuit
autem
omnis
multitudo:
et
audiebant
Barnabam
et
Paulum
narrantes
quanta
Deus
fecisset
signa
et
prodigia
in
gentibus
per
eos.
13
And
after
they
had
held
their
peace,
James
answered,
saying:
Men,
brethren,
hear
me.
13
Et
postquam
tacuerunt,
respondit
Jacobus,
dicens:
Viri
fratres,
audite
me.
14
Simon
hath
related
how
God
first
visited
to
take
to
the
Gentiles,
a
people
to
his
name.
14
Simon
narravit
quemadmodum
primum
Deus
visitavit
sumere
ex
gentibus
populum
nomini
suo.
15
And
to
this
agree
the
words
of
the
prophets,
as
it
is
written:
15
Et
huic
concordant
verba
prophetarum:
sicut
scriptum
est:
16
After
these
things
I
will
return
and
will
rebuild
the
tabernacle
of
David,
which
is
fallen
down:
and
the
ruins
thereof
I
will
rebuild.
And
I
will
set
it
up:
16
Post
hæc
revertar,
et
reædificabo
tabernaculum
David
quod
decidit:
et
diruta
ejus
reædificabo,
et
erigam
illud:
17
That
the
residue
of
men
may
seek
after
the
Lord,
and
all
nations
upon
whom
my
name
is
invoked,
saith
the
Lord,
who
doth
these
things.
17
ut
requirant
ceteri
hominum
Dominum,
et
omnes
gentes
super
quas
invocatum
est
nomen
meum,
dicit
Dominus
faciens
hæc.
18
To
the
Lord
was
his
own
work
known
from
the
beginning
of
the
world.
18
Notum
a
sæculo
est
Domino
opus
suum.
19
For
which
cause,
judge
that
they
who
from
among
the
Gentiles
are
converted
to
God
are
not
to
be
disquieted:
19
Propter
quod
ego
judico
non
inquietari
eos
qui
ex
gentibus
convertuntur
ad
Deum,
20
But
that
we
write
unto
them,
that
they
refrain
themselves
from
the
pollutions
of
idols
and
from
fornication
and
from
things
strangled
and
from
blood.
20
sed
scribere
ad
eos
ut
abstineant
se
a
contaminationibus
simulacrorum,
et
fornicatione,
et
suffocatis,
et
sanguine.
21
For
Moses
of
old
time
hath
in
every
city
them
that
preach
him
in
the
synagogues,
where
he
is
read
every
sabbath.
21
Moyses
enim
a
temporibus
antiquis
habet
in
singulis
civitatibus
qui
eum
prædicent
in
synagogis,
ubi
per
omne
sabbatum
legitur.
22
Then
it
pleased
the
apostles
and
ancients,
with
the
whole
church,
to
choose
men
of
their
own
company
and
to
send
to
Antioch
with
Paul
and
Barnabas,
namely,
Judas,
who
was
surnamed
Barsabas,
and
Silas,
chief
men
among
the
brethren.
22
Tunc
placuit
Apostolis
et
senioribus
cum
omni
ecclesia
eligere
viros
ex
eis,
et
mittere
Antiochiam
cum
Paulo
et
Barnaba:
Judam,
qui
cognominabatur
Barsabas,
et
Silam,
viros
primos
in
fratribus:
23
Writing
by
their
hands:
The
apostles
and
ancients,
brethren,
to
the
brethren
of
the
Gentiles
that
are
at
Antioch
and
in
Syria
and
Cilicia,
greeting.
23
scribentes
per
manus
eorum:
Apostoli
et
seniores
fratres,
his
qui
sunt
Antiochiæ,
et
Syriæ,
et
Ciliciæ,
fratribus
ex
gentibus,
salutem.
24
Forasmuch
as
we
have
heard
that
some
going
out
from
us
have
troubled
you
with
words,
subverting
your
souls,
to
whom
we
gave
no
commandment:
24
Quoniam
audivimus
quia
quidam
ex
nobis
exeuntes,
turbaverunt
vos
verbis,
evertentes
animas
vestras,
quibus
non
mandavimus,
25
It
hath
seemed
good
to
us,
being
assembled
together,
to
choose
out
men
and
to
send
them
unto
you,
with
our
well
beloved
Barnabas
and
Paul:
25
placuit
nobis
collectis
in
unum
eligere
viros,
et
mittere
ad
vos
cum
carissimis
nostris
Barnaba
et
Paulo,
26
Men
that
have
given
their
lives
for
the
name
of
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ.
26
hominibus
qui
tradiderunt
animas
suas
pro
nomine
Domini
nostri
Jesu
Christi.
27
We
have
sent
therefore
Judas
and
Silas,
who
themselves
also
will,
by
word
of
mouth,
tell
you
the
same
things.
27
Misimus
ergo
Judam
et
Silam,
qui
et
ipsi
vobis
verbis
referent
eadem.
28
For
it
hath
seemed
good
to
the
Holy
Ghost
and
to
us
to
lay
no
further
burden
upon
you
than
these
necessary
things:
28
Visum
est
enim
Spiritui
Sancto
et
nobis
nihil
ultra
imponere
vobis
oneris
quam
hæc
necessaria:
29
That
you
abstain
from
things
sacrificed
to
idols
and
from
blood
and
from
things
strangled
and
from
fornication:
from
which
things
keeping
yourselves,
you
shall
do
well.
Fare
ye
well.
29
ut
abstineatis
vos
ab
immolatis
simulacrorum,
et
sanguine,
et
suffocato,
et
fornicatione:
a
quibus
custodientes
vos,
bene
agetis.
Valete.
30
They
therefore,
being
dismissed,
went
down
to
Antioch
and,
gathering
together
the
multitude,
delivered
the
epistle.
30
Illi
ergo
dimissi,
descenderunt
Antiochiam:
et
congregata
multitudine
tradiderunt
epistolam.
31
Which
when
they
had
read,
they
rejoiced
for
the
consolation.
31
Quam
cum
legissent,
gavisi
sunt
super
consolatione.
32
But
Judas
and
Silas,
being
prophets
also
themselves,
with
many
words
comforted
the
brethren
and
confirmed
them.
32
Judas
autem
et
Silas,
et
ipsi
cum
essent
prophetæ,
verbo
plurimo
consolati
sunt
fratres,
et
confirmaverunt.
33
And
after
they
had
spent
some
time
there,
they
were
let
go
with
peace
by
the
brethren
unto
them
that
had
sent
them.
33
Facto
autem
ibi
aliquanto
tempore,
dimissi
sunt
cum
pace
a
fratribus
ad
eos
qui
miserant
illos.
34
But
it
seemed
good
unto
Silas
to
remain
there:
and
Judas
alone
departed
to
Jerusalem.
34
Visum
est
autem
Silæ
ibi
remanere:
Judas
autem
solus
abiit
Jerusalem.
35
And
Paul
and
Barnabas
continued
at
Antioch,
teaching
and
preaching,
with
many
others,
the
word
of
the
Lord.
35
Paulus
autem
et
Barnabas
demorabantur
Antiochiæ,
docentes
et
evangelizantes
cum
aliis
pluribus
verbum
Domini.
36
And
after
some
days,
Paul
said
to
Barnabas:
Let
us
return
and
visit
our
brethren
in
all
the
cities
wherein
we
have
preached
the
word
of
the
Lord,
to
see
how
they
do.
36
Post
aliquot
autem
dies,
dixit
ad
Barnabam
Paulus:
Revertentes
visitemus
fratres
per
universas
civitates
in
quibus
prædicavimus
verbum
Domini,
quomodo
se
habeant.
37
And
Barnabas
would
have
taken
with
them
John
also,
that
was
surnamed
Mark.
37
Barnabas
autem
volebat
secum
assumere
et
Joannem,
qui
cognominabatur
Marcus.
38
But
Paul
desired
that
he
as
having
departed
from
them
out
of
Pamphylia
and
not
gone
with
them
to
the
work)
might
not
be
received.
38
Paulus
autem
rogabat
eum
ut
qui
discessisset
ab
eis
de
Pamphylia,
et
non
isset
cum
eis
in
opus)
non
debere
recipi.
39
And
there
arose
a
dissension
so
that
they
departed
one
from
another.
And
Barnabas
indeed,
taking
Mark,
sailed
to
Cyprus.
39
Facta
est
autem
dissensio,
ita
ut
discederent
ab
invicem,
et
Barnabas
quidem,
assumpto
Marco,
navigaret
Cyprum.
40
But
Paul,
choosing
Silas,
departed,
being
delivered
by
the
brethren
to
the
grace
of
God.
40
Paulus
vero,
electo
Sila,
profectus
est,
traditus
gratiæ
Dei
a
fratribus.
41
And
he
went
through
Syria
and
Cilicia,
confirming
the
churches,
commanding
them
to
keep
the
precepts
of
the
apostles
and
the
ancients.
41
Perambulabat
autem
Syriam
et
Ciliciam,
confirmans
ecclesias:
præcipiens
custodire
præcepta
Apostolorum
et
seniorum.