Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
And
when
the
days
of
the
Pentecost
were
accomplished,
they
were
all
together
in
one
place:
1
Et
cum
complerentur
dies
Pentecostes,
erant
omnes
pariter
in
eodem
loco:
2
And
suddenly
there
came
a
sound
from
heaven,
as
of
a
mighty
wind
coming:
and
it
filled
the
whole
house
where
they
were
sitting.
2
et
factus
est
repente
de
cælo
sonus,
tamquam
advenientis
spiritus
vehementis,
et
replevit
totam
domum
ubi
erant
sedentes.
3
And
there
appeared
to
them
parted
tongues,
as
it
were
of
fire:
and
it
sat
upon
every
one
of
them.
3
Et
apparuerunt
illis
dispertitæ
linguæ
tamquam
ignis,
seditque
supra
singulos
eorum:
4
And
they
were
all
filled
with
the
Holy
Ghost:
and
they
began
to
speak
with
divers
tongues,
according
as
the
Holy
Ghost
gave
them
to
speak.
4
et
repleti
sunt
omnes
Spiritu
Sancto,
et
cœperunt
loqui
variis
linguis,
prout
Spiritus
Sanctus
dabat
eloqui
illis.
5
Now
there
were
dwelling
at
Jerusalem,
Jews,
devout
men,
out
of
every
nation
under
heaven.
5
Erant
autem
in
Jerusalem
habitantes
Judæi,
viri
religiosi
ex
omni
natione
quæ
sub
cælo
est.
6
And
when
this
was
noised
abroad,
the
multitude
came
together,
and
were
confounded
in
mind,
because
that
every
man
heard
them
speak
in
his
own
tongue.
6
Facta
autem
hac
voce,
convenit
multitudo,
et
mente
confusa
est,
quoniam
audiebat
unusquisque
lingua
sua
illos
loquentes.
7
And
they
were
all
amazed,
and
wondered,
saying:
Behold,
are
not
all
these
that
speak
Galilean?
7
Stupebant
autem
omnes,
et
mirabantur,
dicentes:
Nonne
ecce
omnes
isti
qui
loquuntur,
Galilæi
sunt?
8
And
how
have
we
heard,
every
man
our
own
tongue
wherein
we
were
born?
8
et
quomodo
nos
audivimus
unusquisque
linguam
nostram
in
qua
nati
sumus?
9
Parthians
and
Medes
and
Elamites
and
inhabitants
of
Mesopotamia,
Judea,
and
Cappadocia,
Pontus
and
Asia,
9
Parthi,
et
Medi,
et
Ælamitæ,
et
qui
habitant
Mespotamiam,
Judæam,
et
Cappadociam,
Pontum,
et
Asiam,
10
Phrygia
and
Pamphylia,
Egypt
and
the
parts
of
Libya
about
Cyrene,
and
strangers
of
Rome,
10
Phrygiam,
et
Pamphyliam,
Ægyptum,
et
partes
Libyæ
quæ
est
circa
Cyrenen:
et
advenæ
Romani,
11
Jews
also,
and
proselytes,
Cretes,
and
Arabians:
we
have
heard
them
speak
in
our
own
tongues
the
wonderful
works
of
God.
11
Judæi
quoque,
et
Proselyti,
Cretes,
et
Arabes:
audivimus
eos
loquentes
nostris
linguis
magnalia
Dei.
12
And
they
were
all
astonished,
and
wondered,
saying
one
to
another:
What
meaneth
this?
12
Stupebant
autem
omnes,
et
mirabantur
ad
invicem,
dicentes:
Quidnam
vult
hoc
esse?
13
But
others
mocking,
said:
These
men
are
full
of
new
wine.
13
Alii
autem
irridentes
dicebant:
Quia
musto
pleni
sunt
isti.
14
But
Peter
standing
up
with
the
eleven,
lifted
up
his
voice,
and
spoke
to
them:
Ye
men
of
Judea,
and
all
you
that
dwell
in
Jerusalem,
be
this
known
to
you
and
with
your
ears
receive
my
words.
14
Stans
autem
Petrus
cum
undecim,
levavit
vocem
suam,
et
locutus
est
eis:
Viri
Judæi,
et
qui
habitatis
Jerusalem
universi,
hoc
vobis
notum
sit,
et
auribus
percipite
verba
mea.
15
For
these
are
not
drunk,
as
you
suppose,
seeing
it
is
but
the
third
hour
of
the
day:
15
Non
enim,
sicut
vos
æstimatis,
hi
ebrii
sunt,
cum
sit
hora
diei
tertia:
16
But
this
is
that
which
was
spoken
of
by
the
prophet
Joel:
16
sed
hoc
est
quod
dictum
est
per
prophetam
Joël:
17
And
it
shall
come
to
pass,
in
the
last
days,
saith
the
Lord),
I
will
pour
out
of
my
Spirit
upon
all
flesh:
and
your
sons
and
your
daughters
shall
prophesy:
and
your
young
men
shall
see
visions,
and
your
old
men
shall
dream
dreams.
17
Et
erit
in
novissimis
diebus,
dicit
Dominus,
effundam
de
Spiritu
meo
super
omnem
carnem:
et
prophetabunt
filii
vestri
et
filiæ
vestræ,
et
juvenes
vestri
visiones
videbunt,
et
seniores
vestri
somnia
somniabunt.
18
And
upon
my
servants
indeed
and
upon
my
handmaids
will
I
pour
out
in
those
days
of
my
spirit:
and
they
shall
prophesy.
18
Et
quidem
super
servos
meos,
et
super
ancillas
meas,
in
diebus
illis
effundam
de
Spiritu
meo,
et
prophetabunt:
19
And
I
will
shew
wonders
in
the
heaven
above,
and
signs
on
the
earth
beneath:
blood
and
fire,
and
vapour
of
smoke.
19
et
dabo
prodigia
in
cælo
sursum,
et
signa
in
terra
deorsum,
sanguinem,
et
ignem,
et
vaporem
fumi:
20
The
sun
shall
be
turned
into
darkness
and
the
moon
into
blood,
before
the
great
and
manifest
day
of
the
Lord
to
come.
20
sol
convertetur
in
tenebras,
et
luna
in
sanguinem,
antequam
veniat
dies
Domini
magnus
et
manifestus.
21
And
it
shalt
come
to
pass,
that
whosoever
shall
call
upon
the
name
of
the
Lord
shall
be
saved.
21
Et
erit:
omnis
quicumque
invocaverit
nomen
Domini,
salvus
erit.
22
Ye
men
of
Israel,
hear
these
words:
Jesus
of
Nazareth,
a
man
approved
of
God
among
you
by
miracles
and
wonders
and
signs,
which
God
did
by
him,
in
the
midst
of
you,
as
you
also
know:
22
Viri
Israëlitæ,
audite
verba
hæc:
Jesum
Nazarenum,
virum
approbatum
a
Deo
in
vobis,
virtutibus,
et
prodigiis,
et
signis,
quæ
fecit
Deus
per
illum
in
medio
vestri,
sicut
et
vos
scitis:
23
This
same
being
delivered
up,
by
the
determinate
counsel
and
foreknowledge
of
God,
you
by
the
hands
of
wicked
men
have
crucified
and
slain.
23
hunc,
definito
consilio
et
præscientia
Dei
traditum,
per
manus
iniquorum
affligentes
interemistis:
24
Whom
God
hath
raised
up,
having
loosed
the
sorrows
of
hell,
as
it
was
impossible
that
he
should
be
holden
by
it.
24
quem
Deus
suscitavit,
solutis
doloribus
inferni,
juxta
quod
impossibile
erat
teneri
illum
ab
eo.
25
For
David
saith
concerning
him:
I
foresaw
the
Lord
before
my
face:
because
he
is
at
my
right
hand,
that
I
may
not
be
moved.
25
David
enim
dicit
in
eum:
Providebam
Dominum
in
conspectu
meo
semper:
quoniam
a
dextris
est
mihi,
ne
commovear:
26
For
this
my
heart
hath
been
glad,
and
my
tongue
hath
rejoiced:
moreover
my
flesh
also
shall
rest
in
hope.
26
propter
hoc
lætatum
est
cor
meum,
et
exsultavit
lingua
mea,
insuper
et
caro
mea
requiescet
in
spe:
27
Because
thou
wilt
not
leave
my
soul
in
hell:
nor
suffer
thy
Holy
One
to
see
corruption.
27
quoniam
non
derelinques
animam
meam
in
inferno,
nec
dabis
sanctum
tuum
videre
corruptionem.
28
Thou
hast
made
known
to
me
the
ways
of
life:
thou
shalt
make
me
full
of
joy
with
thy
countenance.
28
Notas
mihi
fecisti
vias
vitæ:
et
replebis
me
jucunditate
cum
facie
tua.
29
Ye
men,
brethren,
let
me
freely
speak
to
you
of
the
patriarch
David:
that
he
died
and
was
buried;
and
his
sepulchre
is
with
us
to
this
present
say.
29
Viri
fratres,
liceat
audenter
dicere
ad
vos
de
patriarcha
David,
quoniam
defunctus
est,
et
sepultus:
et
sepulchrum
ejus
est
apud
nos
usque
in
hodiernum
diem.
30
Whereas
therefore
he
was
a
prophet
and
knew
that
God
hath
sworn
to
him
with
an
oath,
that
of
the
fruit
of
his
loins
one
should
sit
upon
his
throne.
30
Propheta
igitur
cum
esset,
et
sciret
quia
jurejurando
jurasset
illi
Deus
de
fructu
lumbi
ejus
sedere
super
sedem
ejus:
31
Foreseeing
this,
he
spoke
of
the
resurrection
of
Christ.
For
neither
was
he
left
in
hell:
neither
did
his
flesh
see
corruption.
31
providens
locutus
est
de
resurrectione
Christi,
quia
neque
derelictus
est
in
inferno,
neque
caro
ejus
vidit
corruptionem.
32
This
Jesus
hath
God
raised
again,
whereof
all
we
are
witnesses.
32
Hunc
Jesum
resuscitavit
Deus,
cujus
omnes
nos
testes
sumus.
33
Being
exalted
therefore
by
the
right
hand
of
God
and
having
received
of
the
Father
the
promise
of
the
Holy
Ghost,
he
hath
poured
forth
this
which
you
see
and
hear.
33
Dextera
igitur
Dei
exaltatus,
et
promissione
Spiritus
Sancti
accepta
a
Patre,
effudit
hunc,
quem
vos
videtis
et
auditis.
34
For
David
ascended
not
into
heaven;
but
he
himself
said:
The
Lord
said
to
my
Lord:
Sit
thou
on
my
right
hand,
34
Non
enim
David
ascendit
in
cælum:
dixit
autem
ipse:
Dixit
Dominus
Domino
meo:
Sede
a
dextris
meis,
35
Until
I
make
thy
enemies
thy
footstool.
35
donec
ponam
inimicos
tuos
scabellum
pedum
tuorum.
36
Therefore
let
all
the
house
of
Israel
know
most
certainly
that
God
hath
made
both
Lord
and
Christ,
this
same
Jesus,
whom
you
have
crucified.
36
Certissime
sciat
ergo
omnis
domus
Israël,
quia
et
Dominum
eum
et
Christum
fecit
Deus
hunc
Jesum,
quem
vos
crucifixistis.
37
Now
when
they
had
heard
these
things,
they
had
compunction
in
their
heart
and
said
to
Peter
and
to
the
rest
of
the
apostles:
What
shall
we
do,
men
and
brethren?
37
His
autem
auditis,
compuncti
sunt
corde,
et
dixerunt
ad
Petrum
et
ad
reliquos
Apostolos:
Quid
faciemus,
viri
fratres?
38
But
Peter
said
to
them:
Do
penance:
and
be
baptized
every
one
of
you
in
the
name
of
Jesus
Christ,
for
the
remission
of
your
sins.
And
you
shall
receive
the
gift
of
the
Holy
Ghost.
38
Petrus
vero
ad
illos:
Pœnitentiam,
inquit,
agite,
et
baptizetur
unusquisque
vestrum
in
nomine
Jesu
Christi
in
remissionem
peccatorum
vestrorum:
et
accipietis
donum
Spiritus
Sancti.
39
For
the
promise
is
to
you
and
to
your
children
and
to
all
that
are
far
off,
whomsoever
the
Lord
our
God
shall
call.
39
Vobis
enim
est
repromissio,
et
filiis
vestris,
et
omnibus
qui
longe
sunt,
quoscumque
advocaverit
Dominus
Deus
noster.
40
And
with
very
many
other
words
did
he
testify
and
exhort
them,
saying:
Save
yourselves
from
this
perverse
generation.
40
Aliis
etiam
verbis
plurimis
testificatus
est,
et
exhortabatur
eos,
dicens:
Salvamini
a
generatione
ista
prava.
41
They
therefore
that
received
his
word
were
baptized:
and
there
were
added
in
that
day
about
three
thousand
souls.
41
Qui
ergo
receperunt
sermonem
ejus,
baptizati
sunt:
et
appositæ
sunt
in
die
illa
animæ
circiter
tria
millia.
42
And
they
were
persevering
in
the
doctrine
of
the
apostles
and
in
the
communication
of
the
breaking
of
bread
and
in
prayers.
42
Erant
autem
perseverantes
in
doctrina
Apostolorum,
et
communicatione
fractionis
panis,
et
orationibus.
43
And
fear
came
upon
every
soul.
Many
wonders
also
and
signs
were
done
by
the
apostles
in
Jerusalem:
and
there
was
great
fervor
in
all.
43
Fiebat
autem
omni
animæ
timor:
multa
quoque
prodigia
et
signa
per
Apostolos
in
Jerusalem
fiebant,
et
metus
erat
magnus
in
universis.
44
And
all
they
that
believed
were
together
and
had
all
things
common.
44
Omnes
etiam
qui
credebant,
erant
pariter,
et
habebant
omnia
communia.
45
Their
possessions
and
goods
they
sold
and
divided
them
to
all,
according
as
every
one
had
need.
45
Possessiones
et
substantias
vendebant,
et
dividebant
illa
omnibus,
prout
cuique
opus
erat.
46
And
continuing
daily
with
one
accord
in
the
temple
and
breaking
bread
from
house
to
house,
they
took
their
meat
with
gladness
and
simplicity
of
heart:
46
Quotidie
quoque
perdurantes
unanimiter
in
templo,
et
frangentes
circa
domos
panem,
sumebant
cibum
cum
exsultatione
et
simplicitate
cordis,
47
Praising
God
and
having
favour
with
all
the
people.
And
the
Lord
increased
daily
together
such
as
should
be
saved.
47
collaudantes
Deum
et
habentes
gratiam
ad
omnem
plebem.
Dominus
autem
augebat
qui
salvi
fierent
quotidie
in
idipsum.