Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
And
in
those
days,
the
number
of
the
disciples
increasing,
there
arose
a
murmuring
of
the
Greeks
against
the
Hebrews,
for
that
their
widows
were
neglected
in
the
daily
ministration.
1
In
diebus
illis,
crescente
numero
discipulorum,
factum
est
murmur
Græcorum
adversus
Hebræos,
eo
quod
despicerentur
in
ministerio
quotidiano
viduæ
eorum.
2
Then
the
twelve,
calling
together
the
multitude
of
the
disciples,
said:
It
is
not
reason
that
we
should
leave
the
word
of
God
and
serve
tables.
2
Convocantes
autem
duodecim
multitudinem
discipulorum,
dixerunt:
Non
est
æquum
nos
derelinquere
verbum
Dei,
et
ministrare
mensis.
3
Wherefore,
brethren,
look
ye
out
among
you
seven
men
of
good
reputation,
full
of
the
Holy
Ghost
and
wisdom,
whom
we
may
appoint
over
this
business.
3
Considerate
ergo,
fratres,
viros
ex
vobis
boni
testimonii
septem,
plenos
Spiritu
Sancto
et
sapientia,
quos
constituamus
super
hoc
opus.
4
But
we
will
give
ourselves
continually
to
prayer
and
to
the
ministry
of
the
word.
4
Nos
vero
orationi
et
ministerio
verbi
instantes
erimus.
5
And
the
saying
was
liked
by
all
the
multitude.
And
they
chose
Stephen,
a
man
full
of
faith
and
of
the
Holy
Ghost,
and
Philip
and
Prochorus
and
Nicanor,
and
Timon
and
Parmenas
and
Nicolas,
a
proselyte
of
Antioch.
5
Et
placuit
sermo
coram
omni
multitudine.
Et
elegerunt
Stephanum,
virum
plenum
fide
et
Spiritu
Sancto,
et
Philippum,
et
Prochorum,
et
Nicanorem,
et
Timonem,
et
Parmenam,
et
Nicolaum
advenam
Antiochenum.
6
These
they
set
before
the
apostles:
and
they
praying,
imposed
hands
upon
them.
6
Hos
statuerunt
ante
conspectum
Apostolorum:
et
orantes
imposuerunt
eis
manus.
7
And
the
word
of
the
Lord
increased:
and
the
number
of
the
disciples
was
multiplied
in
Jerusalem
exceedingly.
A
great
multitude
also
of
the
priests
obeyed
the
faith.
7
Et
verbum
Domini
crescebat,
et
multiplicabatur
numerus
discipulorum
in
Jerusalem
valde:
multa
etiam
turba
sacerdotum
obediebat
fidei.
8
And
Stephen,
full
of
grace
and
fortitude,
did
great
wonders
and
signs
among
the
people.
8
Stephanus
autem
plenus
gratia
et
fortitudine,
faciebat
prodigia
et
signa
magna
in
populo.
9
Now
there
arose
some,
of
that
which
is
called
the
synagogue
of
the
Libertines
and
of
the
Cyrenians
and
of
the
Alexandrians
and
of
them
that
were
of
Cilicia
and
Asia,
disputing
with
Stephen.
9
Surrexerunt
autem
quidam
de
synagoga
quæ
appellatur
Libertinorum,
et
Cyrenensium,
et
Alexandrinorum,
et
eorum
qui
erant
a
Cilicia,
et
Asia,
disputantes
cum
Stephano:
10
And
they
were
not
able
to
resist
the
wisdom
and
the
spirit
that
spoke.
10
et
non
poterant
resistere
sapientiæ,
et
Spiritui
qui
loquebatur.
11
Then
they
suborned
men
to
say
they
had
heard
him
speak
words
of
blasphemy
against
Moses
and
against
God.
11
Tunc
summiserunt
viros,
qui
dicerent
se
audivisse
eum
dicentem
verba
blasphemiæ
in
Moysen
et
in
Deum.
12
And
they
stirred
up
the
people
and
the
ancients
and
the
scribes.
And
running
together,
they
took
him
and
brought
him
to
the
council.
12
Commoverunt
itaque
plebem,
et
seniores,
et
scribas:
et
concurrentes
rapuerunt
eum,
et
adduxerunt
in
concilium,
13
And
they
set
up
false
witnesses,
who
said:
This
man
ceaseth
not
to
speak
words
against
the
holy
place
and
the
law.
13
et
statuerunt
falsos
testes,
qui
dicerent:
Homo
iste
non
cessat
loqui
verba
adversus
locum
sanctum,
et
legem:
14
For
we
have
heard
him
say
that
this
Jesus
of
Nazareth
shall
destroy
this
place
and
shall
change
the
traditions
which
Moses
delivered
unto
us.
14
audivimus
enim
eum
dicentem
quoniam
Jesus
Nazarenus
hic
destruet
locum
istum,
et
mutabit
traditiones
quas
tradidit
nobis
Moyses.
15
And
all
that
sat
in
the
council,
looking
on
him,
saw
his
face
as
if
it
had
been
the
face
of
an
angel.
15
Et
intuentes
eum
omnes
qui
sedebant
in
concilio,
viderunt
faciem
ejus
tamquam
faciem
angeli.