Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Then
the
high
priest
said:
Are
these
things
so?
1
Dixit
autem
princeps
sacerdotum:
Si
hæc
ita
se
habent?
2
Who
said:
Ye
men,
brethren
and
fathers,
hear.
The
God
of
glory
appeared
to
our
father
Abraham,
when
he
was
in
Mesopotamia,
before
he
dwelt
in
Charan.
2
Qui
ait:
Viri
fratres
et
patres,
audite:
Deus
gloriæ
apparuit
patri
nostro
Abrahæ
cum
esset
in
Mesopotamia,
priusquam
moraretur
in
Charan,
3
And
said
to
him:
Go
forth
out
of
thy
country
and
from
thy
kindred:
and
come
into
the
land
which
I
shall
shew
thee.
3
et
dixit
ad
illum:
Exi
de
terra
tua,
et
de
cognatione
tua,
et
veni
in
terram
quam
monstravero
tibi.
4
Then
he
went
out
of
the
land
of
the
Chaldeans
and
dwelt
in
Charan.
And
from
thence,
after
his
father
was
dead,
he
removed
him
into
this
land,
wherein
you
now
dwell.
4
Tunc
exiit
de
terra
Chaldæorum,
et
habitavit
in
Charan.
Et
inde,
postquam
mortuus
est
pater
ejus,
transtulit
illum
in
terram
istam,
in
qua
nunc
vos
habitatis.
5
And
he
gave
him
no
inheritance
in
it:
no,
not
the
pace
of
a
foot.
But
he
promised
to
give
it
him
in
possession,
and
to
his
seed
after
him,
when
as
yet
he
had
no
child.
5
Et
non
dedit
illi
hæreditatem
in
ea,
nec
passum
pedis:
sed
repromisit
dare
illi
eam
in
possessionem,
et
semini
ejus
post
ipsum,
cum
non
haberet
filium.
6
And
God
said
to
him:
That
his
seed
should
sojourn
in
a
strange
country,
and
that
they
should
bring
them
under
bondage
and
treat
them
evil
four
hundred
years.
6
Locutus
est
autem
ei
Deus:
Quia
erit
semen
ejus
accola
in
terra
aliena,
et
servituti
eos
subjicient,
et
male
tractabunt
eos
annis
quadringentis:
7
And
the
nation
which
they
shall
serve
will
I
judge
said
the
Lord):
and
after
these
things
they
shall
go
out
and
shall
serve
me
in
this
place.
7
et
gentem
cui
servierint,
judicabo
ego,
dixit
Dominus:
et
post
hæc
exibunt,
et
servient
mihi
in
loco
isto.
8
And
he
gave
him
the
covenant
of
circumcision.
And
so
he
begot
Isaac
and
circumcised
him
the
eighth
day:
and
Isaac
begot
Jacob:
and
Jacob,
the
twelve
patriarchs.
8
Et
dedit
illi
testamentum
circumcisionis:
et
sic
genuit
Isaac,
et
circumcidit
eum
die
octavo:
et
Isaac,
Jacob:
et
Jacob,
duodecim
patriarchas.
9
And
the
patriarchs,
through
envy,
sold
Joseph
into
Egypt.
And
God
was
with
him,
9
Et
patriarchæ
æmulantes,
Joseph
vendiderunt
in
Ægyptum:
et
erat
Deus
cum
eo,
10
And
delivered
him
out
of
all
his
tribulations:
and
he
gave
him
favour
and
wisdom
in
the
sight
of
Pharao,
the
king
of
Egypt.
And
he
appointed
him
governor
over
Egypt
and
over
all
his
house.
10
et
eripuit
eum
ex
omnibus
tribulationibus
ejus,
et
dedit
ei
gratiam
et
sapientiam
in
conspectu
pharaonis
regis
Ægypti:
et
constituit
eum
præpositum
super
Ægyptum,
et
super
omnem
domum
suam.
11
Now
there
came
a
famine
upon
all
Egypt
and
Chanaan,
and
great
tribulation:
and
our
fathers
found
no
food.
11
Venit
autem
fames
in
universam
Ægyptum
et
Chanaan,
et
tribulatio
magna:
et
non
inveniebant
cibos
patres
nostri.
12
But
when
Jacob
had
heard
that
there
was
corn
in
Egypt,
he
sent
our
fathers
first.
12
Cum
audisset
autem
Jacob
esse
frumentum
in
Ægypto,
misit
patres
nostros
primum:
13
And
at
the
second
time,
Joseph
was
known
by
his
brethren:
and
his
kindred
was
made
known
to
Pharao.
13
et
in
secundo
cognitus
est
Joseph
a
fratribus
suis,
et
manifestatum
est
Pharaoni
genus
ejus.
14
And
Joseph
sending,
called
thither
Jacob,
his
father,
and
all
his
kindred,
seventy-five
souls.
14
Mittens
autem
Joseph,
accersivit
Jacob
patrem
suum
et
omnem
cognationem
suam,
in
animabus
septuaginta
quinque.
15
So
Jacob
went
down
into
Egypt.
And
he
died,
and
our
fathers.
15
Et
descendit
Jacob
in
Ægyptum:
et
defunctus
est
ipse,
et
patres
nostri.
16
And
they
were
translated
into
Sichem
and
were
laid
in
the
sepulchre
that
Abraham
bought
for
a
sum
of
money
of
the
sons
of
Hemor,
the
son
of
Sichem.
16
Et
translati
sunt
in
Sichem,
et
positi
sunt
in
sepulchro,
quod
emit
Abraham
pretio
argenti
a
filiis
Hemor
filii
Sichem.
17
And
when
the
time
of
the
promise
drew
near,
which
God
had
promised
to
Abraham,
the
people
increased
and
were
multiplied
in
Egypt.
17
Cum
autem
appropinquaret
tempus
promissionis
quam
confessus
erat
Deus
Abrahæ,
crevit
populus,
et
multiplicatus
est
in
Ægypto,
18
Till
another
king
arose
in
Egypt,
who
knew
not
Joseph.
18
quoadusque
surrexit
alius
rex
in
Ægypto,
qui
non
sciebat
Joseph.
19
This
same,
dealing
craftily
with
our
race,
afflicted
our
fathers,
that
they
should
expose
their
children,
to
the
end
they
might
not
be
kept
alive.
19
Hic
circumveniens
genus
nostrum,
afflixit
patres
nostros
ut
exponerent
infantes
suos,
ne
vivificarentur.
20
At
the
same
time
was
Moses
born:
and
he
was
acceptable
to
God.
Who
was
nourished
three
months
in
his
father's
house.
20
Eodem
tempore
natus
est
Moyses,
et
fuit
gratus
Deo:
qui
nutritus
est
tribus
mensibus
in
domo
patris
sui.
21
And
when
he
was
exposed,
Pharao's
daughter
took
him
up
and
nourished
him
for
her
own
son.
21
Exposito
autem
illo,
sustulit
eum
filia
Pharaonis,
et
nutrivit
eum
sibi
in
filium.
22
And
Moses
was
instructed
in
all
the
wisdom
of
the
Egyptians:
and
he
was
mighty
in
his
words
and
in
his
deeds.
22
Et
eruditus
est
Moyses
omni
sapientia
Ægyptiorum,
et
erat
potens
in
verbis
et
in
operibus
suis.
23
And
when
he
was
full
forty
years
old,
it
came
into
his
heart
to
visit
his
brethren,
the
children
of
Israel.
23
Cum
autem
impleretur
ei
quadraginta
annorum
tempus,
ascendit
in
cor
ejus
ut
visitaret
fratres
suos
filios
Israël.
24
And
when
he
had
seen
one
of
them
suffer
wrong,
he
defended
him:
and
striking
the
Egyptian,
he
avenged
him
who
suffered
the
injury.
24
Et
cum
vidisset
quemdam
injuriam
patientem,
vindicavit
illum,
et
fecit
ultionem
ei
qui
injuriam
sustinebat,
percusso
Ægyptio.
25
And
he
thought
that
his
brethren
understood
that
God
by
his
hand
would
save
them.
But
they
understood
it
not.
25
Existimabat
autem
intelligere
fratres,
quoniam
Deus
per
manum
ipsius
daret
salutem
illis:
at
illi
non
intellexerunt.
26
And
the
day
following,
he
shewed
himself
to
them
when
they
were
at
strife
and
would
have
reconciled
them
in
peace,
saying:
Men,
ye
are
brethren.
Why
hurt
you
one
another?
26
Sequenti
vero
die
apparuit
illis
litigantibus:
et
reconciliabat
eos
in
pace,
dicens:
Viri,
fratres
estis:
ut
quid
nocetis
alterutrum?
27
But
he
that
did
the
injury
to
his
neighbour
thrust
him
away,
saying:
Who
hath
appointed
thee
prince
and
judge
over
us:
27
Qui
autem
injuriam
faciebat
proximo,
repulit
eum,
dicens:
Quis
te
constituit
principem
et
judicem
super
nos?
28
What!
Wilt
thou
kill
me,
as
thou
didst
yesterday
kill
the
Egyptian?
28
Numquid
interficere
me
tu
vis,
quemadmodum
interfecisti
heri
Ægyptium?
29
And
Moses
fled
upon
this
word:
and
was
a
stranger
in
the
land
of
Madian,
where
he
begot
two
sons.
29
Fugit
autem
Moyses
in
verbo
isto:
et
factus
est
advena
in
terra
Madian,
ubi
generavit
filios
duos.
30
And
when
forty
years
were
expired,
there
appeared
to
him,
in
the
desert
of
mount
Sina,
an
angel
in
a
flame
of
fire
in
a
bush.
30
Et
expletis
annis
quadraginta,
apparuit
illi
in
deserto
montis
Sina
angelus
in
igne
flammæ
rubi.
31
And
Moses
seeing
it
wondered
at
the
sight.
And
as
he
drew
near
to
view
it,
the
voice
of
the
Lord
came
unto
him,
saying:
31
Moyses
autem
videns,
admiratus
est
visum.
Et
accedente
illo
ut
consideraret,
facta
est
ad
eum
vox
Domini,
dicens:
32
I
am
the
God
of
thy
fathers:
the
God
of
Abraham,
the
God
of
Isaac
and
the
God
of
Jacob.
And
Moses
being
terrified
durst
not
behold.
32
Ego
sum
Deus
patrum
tuorum,
Deus
Abraham,
Deus
Isaac,
et
Deus
Jacob.
Tremefactus
autem
Moyses,
non
audebat
considerare.
33
And
the
Lord
said
to
him:
Loose
the
shoes
from
thy
feet:
for
the
place
wherein
thou
standest
is
holy
ground.
33
Dixit
autem
illi
Dominus:
Solve
calceamentum
pedum
tuorum:
locus
enim
in
quo
stas,
terra
sancta
est.
34
Seeing,
I
have
seen
the
affliction
of
my
people
which
is
in
Egypt:
and
I
have
heard
their
groaning
and
am
come
down
to
deliver
them.
And
now
come:
and
I
will
send
thee
into
Egypt.
34
Videns
vidi
afflictionem
populi
mei
qui
est
in
Ægypto,
et
gemitum
eorum
audivi,
et
descendi
liberare
eos.
Et
nunc
veni,
et
mittam
te
in
Ægyptum.
35
This
Moses,
whom
they
refused,
saying:
Who
hath
appointed
thee
prince
and
judge?
Him
God
sent
to
be
prince
and
redeemer,
by
the
hand
of
the
angel
who
appeared
to
him
in
the
burning
bush.
35
Hunc
Moysen,
quem
negaverunt,
dicentes:
Quis
te
constituit
principem
et
judicem?
hunc
Deus
principem
et
redemptorem
misit,
cum
manu
angeli
qui
apparuit
illi
in
rubo.
36
He
brought
them
out,
doing
wonders
and
signs
in
the
land
of
Egypt
and
in
the
Red
Sea
and
in
the
desert,
forty
years.
36
Hic
eduxit
illos
faciens
prodigia
et
signa
in
terra
Ægypti,
et
in
rubro
mari,
et
in
deserto
annis
quadraginta.
37
This
is
that
Moses
who
said
to
the
children
of
Israel:
A
prophet
shall
God
raise
up
to
you
of
your
own
brethren,
as
myself.
Him
shall
you
hear.
37
Hic
est
Moyses,
qui
dixit
filiis
Israël:
Prophetam
suscitabit
vobis
Deus
de
fratribus
vestris,
tamquam
me:
ipsum
audietis.
38
This
is
he
that
was
in
the
church
in
the
wilderness,
with
the
angel
who
spoke
to
him
on
Mount
Sina
and
with
our
fathers.
Who
received
the
words
of
life
to
give
unto
us.
38
Hic
est
qui
fuit
in
ecclesia
in
solitudine
cum
angelo,
qui
loquebatur
ei
in
monte
Sina,
et
cum
patribus
nostris:
qui
accepit
verba
vitæ
dare
nobis.
39
Whom
our
fathers
would
not
obey:
but
thrust
him
away
and
in
their
hearts
turned
back
into
Egypt,
39
Cui
noluerunt
obedire
patres
nostri:
sed
repulerunt,
et
aversi
sunt
cordibus
suis
in
Ægyptum,
40
Saying
to
Aaron:
Make
us
gods
to
go
before
us.
For
as
for
this
Moses,
who
brought
us
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt,
we
know
not
what
is
become
of
him.
40
dicentes
ad
Aaron:
Fac
nobis
deos
qui
præcedant
nos:
Moyses
enim
hic,
qui
eduxit
nos
de
terra
Ægypti,
nescimus
quid
factum
sit
ei.
41
And
they
made
a
calf
in
those
days
and
offered
sacrifices
to
the
idol
and
rejoiced
in
the
works
of
their
own
hands.
41
Et
vitulum
fecerunt
in
diebus
illis,
et
obtulerunt
hostiam
simulacro,
et
lætabantur
in
operibus
manuum
suarum.
42
And
God
turned
and
gave
them
up
to
serve
the
host
of
heaven,
as
it
is
written
in
the
books
of
the
prophets:
Did
you
offer
victims
and
sacrifices
to
me
for
forty
years,
in
the
desert,
O
house
of
Israel?
42
Convertit
autem
Deus,
et
tradidit
eos
servire
militiæ
cæli,
sicut
scriptum
est
in
libro
prophetarum:
Numquid
victimas
et
hostias
obtulistis
mihi
annis
quadraginta
in
deserto,
domus
Israël?
43
And
you
took
unto
you
the
tabernacle
of
Moloch
and
the
star
of
your
god
Rempham,
figures
which
you
made
to
adore
them.
And
I
will
carry
you
away
beyond
Babylon.
43
Et
suscepistis
tabernaculum
Moloch,
et
sidus
dei
vestri
Rempham,
figuras
quas
fecistis
adorare
eas:
et
transferam
vos
trans
Babylonem.
44
The
tabernacle
of
the
testimony
was
with
our
fathers
in
the
desert,
as
God
ordained
for
them,
speaking
to
Moses,
that
he
should
make
it
according
to
the
form
which
he
had
seen.
44
Tabernaculum
testimonii
fuit
cum
patribus
nostris
in
deserto,
sicut
disposuit
illis
Deus
loquens
ad
Moysen,
ut
faceret
illud
secundum
formam
quam
viderat.
45
Which
also
our
fathers
receiving,
brought
in
with
Jesus,
into
the
possession
of
the
Gentiles:
whom
God
drove
out
before
the
face
of
our
fathers,
unto
the
days
of
David,
45
Quod
et
induxerunt,
suscipientes
patres
nostri
cum
Jesu
in
possessionem
gentium
quas
expulit
Deus
a
facie
patrum
nostrorum,
usque
in
diebus
David,
46
Who
found
grace
before
God
and
desired
to
find
a
tabernacle
for
the
God
of
Jacob.
46
qui
invenit
gratiam
ante
Deum,
et
petiit
ut
inveniret
tabernaculum
Deo
Jacob.
47
But
Solomon
built
him
a
house,
47
Salomon
autem
ædificavit
illi
domum.
48
Yet
the
most
High
dwelleth
not
in
houses
made
by
hands,
as
the
prophet
saith:
48
Sed
non
Excelsus
in
manufactis
habitat,
sicut
propheta
dicit:
49
Heaven
is
my
throne
and
the
earth
my
footstool.
What
house
will
you
build
me
saith
the
Lord)?
Or
what
is
the
place
of
my
resting?
49
Cælum
mihi
sedes
est:
terra
autem
scabellum
pedum
meorum.
Quam
domum
ædificabitis
mihi?
dicit
Dominus:
aut
quis
locus
requietionis
meæ
est?
50
Hath
not
my
hand
made
all
these
things?
50
Nonne
manus
mea
fecit
hæc
omnia?
51
You
stiffnecked
and
uncircumcised
in
heart
and
ears,
you
always
resist
the
Holy
Ghost.
As
your
fathers
did,
so
do
you
also.
51
Dura
cervice,
et
incircumcisis
cordibus
et
auribus,
vos
semper
Spiritui
Sancto
resistitis:
sicut
patres
vestri,
ita
et
vos.
52
Which
of
the
prophets
have
not
your
fathers
persecuted?
And
they
have
slain
them
who
foretold
of
the
coming
of
the
Just
One:
of
whom
you
have
been
now
the
betrayers
and
murderers.
52
Quem
prophetarum
non
sunt
persecuti
patres
vestri?
et
occiderunt
eos
qui
prænuntiabant
de
adventu
Justi,
cujus
vos
nunc
proditores
et
homicidæ
fuistis:
53
Who
have
received
the
law
by
the
disposition
of
angels
and
have
not
kept
it.
53
qui
accepistis
legem
in
dispositione
angelorum,
et
non
custodistis.
54
Now
hearing
these
things,
they
were
cut
to
the
heart:
and
they
gnashed
with
their
teeth
at
him.
54
Audientes
autem
hæc,
dissecabantur
cordibus
suis,
et
stridebant
dentibus
in
eum.
55
But
he,
being
full
of
the
Holy
Ghost,
looking
up
steadfastly
to
heaven,
saw
the
glory
of
God
and
Jesus
standing
on
the
right
hand
of
God.
And
he
said:
Behold,
I
see
the
heavens
opened
and
the
Son
of
man
standing
on
the
right
hand
of
God.
55
Cum
autem
esset
plenus
Spiritu
Sancto,
intendens
in
cælum,
vidit
gloriam
Dei,
et
Jesum
stantem
a
dextris
Dei.
Et
ait:
Ecce
video
cælos
apertos,
et
Filium
hominis
stantem
a
dextris
Dei.
56
And
they,
crying
out
with
a
loud
voice,
stopped
their
ears
and
with
one
accord
ran
violently
upon
him.
56
Exclamantes
autem
voce
magna
continuerunt
aures
suas,
et
impetum
fecerunt
unanimiter
in
eum.
57
And
casting
him
forth
without
the
city.
they
stoned
him.
And
the
witnesses
laid
down
their
garments
at
the
feet
of
a
young
man,
whose
name
was
Saul.
57
Et
ejicientes
eum
extra
civitatem,
lapidabant:
et
testes
deposuerunt
vestimenta
sua
secus
pedes
adolescentis
qui
vocabatur
Saulus.
58
And
they
stoned
Stephen,
invoking
and
saying:
Lord
Jesus,
receive
my
spirit.
58
Et
lapidabant
Stephanum
invocantem,
et
dicentem:
Domine
Jesu,
suscipe
spiritum
meum.
59
And
falling
on
his
knees,
he
cried
with
a
loud
voice,
saying:
Lord,
lay
not
his
sin
to
their
charge:
And
when
he
had
said
this,
he
fell
asleep
in
the
Lord.
And
Saul
was
consenting
to
his
death.
59
Positis
autem
genibus,
clamavit
voce
magna,
dicens:
Domine,
ne
statuas
illis
hoc
peccatum.
Et
cum
hoc
dixisset,
obdormivit
in
Domino.
Saulus
autem
erat
consentiens
neci
ejus.