Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
And
it
came
to
pass
that
on
one
of
the
days,
as
he
was
teaching
the
people
in
the
temple
and
preaching
the
gospel,
the
chief
priests
and
the
scribes,
with
the
ancients,
met
together,
1
Et
factum
est
in
una
dierum,
docente
illo
populum
in
templo,
et
evangelizante,
convenerunt
principes
sacerdotum,
et
scribæ
cum
senioribus,
2
And
spoke
to
him,
saying:
Tell
us,
by
what
authority
dost
thou
these
things?
Or,
who
is
he
that
hath
given
thee
this
authority?
2
et
aiunt
dicentes
ad
illum:
Dic
nobis
in
qua
potestate
hæc
facis?
aut
quis
est
qui
dedit
tibi
hanc
potestatem?
3
And
Jesus
answering,
said
to
them:
I
will
also
ask
you
one
thing.
Answer
me:
3
Respondens
autem
Jesus,
dixit
ad
illos:
Interrogabo
vos
et
ego
unum
verbum.
Respondete
mihi:
4
The
baptism
of
John,
was
it
from
heaven,
or
of
men?
4
baptismus
Joannis
de
cælo
erat,
an
ex
hominibus?
5
But
they
thought
within
themselves,
saying:
If
we
shall
say,
From
heaven:
he
will
say:
Why
then
did
you
not
believe
in
him?
5
At
illi
cogitabant
intra
se,
dicentes:
Quia
si
dixerimus:
De
cælo,
dicet:
Quare
ergo
non
credidistis
illi?
6
But
if
we
say,
of
men:
the
whole
people
will
stone
us.
For
they
are
persuaded
that
John
was
a
prophet.
6
Si
autem
dixerimus:
Ex
hominibus,
plebs
universa
lapidabit
nos:
certi
sunt
enim
Joannem
prophetam
esse.
7
And
they
answered
that
they
knew
not
whence
it
was.
7
Et
responderunt
se
nescire
unde
esset.
8
And
Jesus
said
to
them:
Neither
do
I
tell
you
by
what
authority
I
do
these
things.
8
Et
Jesus
ait
illis:
Neque
ego
dico
vobis
in
qua
potestate
hæc
facio.
9
And
he
began
to
speak
to
the
people
this
parable:
A
certain
man
planted
a
vineyard
and
let
it
out
to
husbandmen:
and
he
was
abroad
for
a
long
time.
9
Cœpit
autem
dicere
ad
plebem
parabolam
hanc:
Homo
plantavit
vineam,
et
locavit
eam
colonis:
et
ipse
peregre
fuit
multis
temporibus.
10
And
at
the
season
he
sent
a
servant
to
the
husbandmen,
that
they
should
give
him
of
the
fruit
of
the
vineyard.
Who,
beating
him,
sent
him
away
empty.
10
Et
in
tempore
misit
ad
cultores
servum,
ut
de
fructu
vineæ
darent
illi.
Qui
cæsum
dimiserunt
eum
inanem.
11
And
again
he
sent
another
servant.
But
they
beat
him
also
and,
treating
him
reproachfully,
sent
him
away
empty.
11
Et
addidit
alterum
servum
mittere.
Illi
autem
hunc
quoque
cædentes,
et
afficientes
contumelia,
dimiserunt
inanem.
12
And
again
he
sent
the
third:
and
they
wounded
him
also
and
cast
him
out.
12
Et
addidit
tertium
mittere:
qui
et
illum
vulnerantes
ejecerunt.
13
Then
the
lord
of
the
vineyard
said:
What
shall
I
do?
I
will
send
my
beloved
son.
It
may
be,
when
they
see
him,
they
will
reverence
him.
13
Dixit
autem
dominus
vineæ:
Quid
faciam?
Mittam
filium
meum
dilectum:
forsitan,
cum
hunc
viderint,
verebuntur.
14
Whom,
when
the
husbandmen
saw,
they
thought
within
themselves,
saying:
This
is
the
heir.
Let
us
kill
him,
that
the
inheritance
may
be
ours.
14
Quem
cum
vidissent
coloni,
cogitaverunt
intra
se,
dicentes:
Hic
est
hæres,
occidamus
illum,
ut
nostra
fiat
hæreditas.
15
So
casting
him
out
of
the
vineyard,
they
killed
him.
What
therefore
will
the
lord
of
the
vineyard
do
to
them?
15
Et
ejectum
illum
extra
vineam,
occiderunt.
Quid
ergo
faciet
illis
dominus
vineæ?
16
He
will
come
and
will
destroy
these
husbandmen
and
will
give
the
vineyard
to
others.
Which
they
hearing,
said
to
him:
God
forbid.
16
veniet,
et
perdet
colonos
istos,
et
dabit
vineam
aliis.
Quo
audito,
dixerunt
illi:
Absit.
17
But
he
looking
on
them,
said:
What
is
this
then
that
is
written,
The
stone,
which
the
builders
rejected,
the
same
is
become
the
head
of
the
corner?
17
Ille
autem
aspiciens
eos,
ait:
Quid
est
ergo
hoc
quod
scriptum
est:
Lapidem
quem
reprobaverunt
ædificantes,
hic
factus
est
in
caput
anguli?
18
Whosoever
shall
fall
upon
that
stone
shall
be
bruised:
and
upon
whomsoever
it
shall
fall,
it
will
grind
him
to
powder.
18
Omnis
qui
ceciderit
super
illum
lapidem,
conquassabitur:
super
quem
autem
ceciderit,
comminuet
illum.
19
And
the
chief
priests
and
the
scribes
sought
to
lay
hands
on
him
the
same
hour:
but
they
feared
the
people,
for
they
knew
that
he
spoke
this
parable
to
them.
19
Et
quærebant
principes
sacerdotum
et
scribæ
mittere
in
illum
manus
illa
hora,
et
timuerunt
populum:
cognoverunt
enim
quod
ad
ipsos
dixerit
similitudinem
hanc.
20
And
being
upon
the
watch,
they
sent
spies,
who
should
feign
themselves
just,
that
they
might
take
hold
of
him
in
his
words,
that
they
might
deliver
him
up
to
the
authority
and
power
of
the
governor.
20
Et
observantes
miserunt
insidiatores,
qui
se
justos
simularent,
ut
caperent
eum
in
sermone,
ut
traderent
illum
principatui,
et
potestati
præsidis.
21
And
they
asked
him,
saying:
Master,
we
know
that
thou
speakest
and
teachest
rightly:
and
thou
dost
not
respect
any
person,
but
teachest
the
way
of
God
in
truth.
21
Et
interrogaverunt
eum,
dicentes:
Magister,
scimus
quia
recte
dicis
et
doces:
et
non
accipis
personam,
sed
viam
Dei
in
veritate
doces.
22
Is
it
lawful
for
us
to
give
tribute
to
Caesar,
or
no?
22
Licet
nobis
tributum
dare
Cæsari,
an
non?
23
But
he,
considering
their
guile,
said
to
them:
Why
tempt
you
me?
23
Considerans
autem
dolum
illorum,
dixit
ad
eos:
Quid
me
tentatis?
24
Shew
me
a
penny.
Whose
image
and
inscription
hath
it?
They
answering,
said
to
him:
Caesar's.
24
ostendite
mihi
denarium.
Cujus
habet
imaginem
et
inscriptionem?
Respondentes
dixerunt
ei:
Cæsaris.
25
And
he
said
to
them:
Render
therefore
to
Caesar
the
things,
that
are
Caesar's:
and
to
God
the
things
that
are
God's.
25
Et
ait
illis:
Reddite
ergo
quæ
sunt
Cæsaris,
Cæsari:
et
quæ
sunt
Dei,
Deo.
26
And
they
could
not
reprehend
his
word
before
the
people:
and
wondering
at
his
answer,
they
held
their
peace.
26
Et
non
potuerunt
verbum
ejus
reprehendere
coram
plebe:
et
mirati
in
responso
ejus,
tacuerunt.
27
And
there
came
to
him
some
of
the
Sadducees,
who
deny
that
there
is
any
resurrection:
and
they
asked
him,
27
Accesserunt
autem
quidam
sadducæorum,
qui
negant
esse
resurrectionem,
et
interrogaverunt
eum,
28
Saying:
Master,
Moses
wrote
unto
us:
If
any
man's
brother
die,
having
a
wife,
and
he
leave
no
children,
that
his
brother
should
take
her
to
wife
and
raise
up
seed
unto
his
brother.
28
dicentes:
Magister,
Moyses
scripsit
nobis:
Si
frater
alicujus
mortuus
fuerit
habens
uxorem,
et
hic
sine
liberis
fuerit,
ut
accipiat
eam
frater
ejus
uxorem,
et
suscitet
semen
fratri
suo.
29
There
were
therefore
seven
brethren:
and
the
first
took
a
wife
and
died
without
children.
29
Septem
ergo
fratres
erant:
et
primus
accepit
uxorem,
et
mortuus
est
sine
filiis.
30
And
the
next
took
her
to
wife:
and
he
also
died
childless.
30
Et
sequens
accepit
illam,
et
ipse
mortuus
est
sine
filio.
31
And
the
third
took
her.
And
in
like
manner,
all
the
seven:
and
they
left
no
children
and
died.
31
Et
tertius
accepit
illam.
Similiter
et
omnes
septem,
et
non
reliquerunt
semen,
et
mortui
sunt.
32
Last
of
all
the
woman
died
also.
32
Novissime
omnium
mortua
est
et
mulier.
33
In
the
resurrection
therefore,
whose
wife
of
them
shall
she
be?
For
all
the
seven
had
her
to
wife.
33
In
resurrectione
ergo,
cujus
eorum
erit
uxor?
siquidem
septem
habuerunt
eam
uxorem.
34
And
Jesus
said
to
them:
The
children
of
this
world
marry
and
are
given
in
marriage:
34
Et
ait
illis
Jesus:
Filii
hujus
sæculi
nubunt,
et
traduntur
ad
nuptias:
35
But
they
that
shall
be
accounted
worthy
of
that
world
and
of
the
resurrection
from
the
dead
shall
neither
be
married
nor
take
wives.
35
illi
vero
qui
digni
habebuntur
sæculo
illo,
et
resurrectione
ex
mortuis,
neque
nubent,
neque
ducent
uxores:
36
Neither
can
they
die
any
more
for
they
are
equal
to
the
angels
and
are
the
children
of
God,
being
the
children
of
the
resurrection.
36
neque
enim
ultra
mori
potuerunt:
æquales
enim
angelis
sunt,
et
filii
sunt
Dei,
cum
sint
filii
resurrectionis.
37
Now
that
the
dead
rise
again,
Moses
also
shewed
at
the
bush,
when
he
called
the
Lord:
The
God
of
Abraham
and
the
God
of
Isaac
and
the
God
of
Jacob.
37
Quia
vero
resurgant
mortui,
et
Moyses
ostendit
secus
rubum,
sicut
dicit
Dominum,
Deum
Abraham,
et
Deum
Isaac,
et
Deum
Jacob.
38
For
he
is
not
the
God
of
the
dead,
but
of
the
living:
for
all
live
to
him.
38
Deus
autem
non
est
mortuorum,
sed
vivorum:
omnes
enim
vivunt
ei.
39
And
some
of
the
scribes
answering,
said
to
him:
Master,
thou
hast
said
well.
39
Respondentes
autem
quidam
scribarum,
dixerunt
ei:
Magister,
bene
dixisti.
40
And
after
that
they
durst
not
ask
him
any
more
questions.
40
Et
amplius
non
audebant
eum
quidquam
interrogare.
41
But
he
said
to
them:
How
say
they
that
Christ
is
the
son
of
David?
41
Dixit
autem
ad
illos:
Quomodo
dicunt
Christum
filium
esse
David?
42
And
David
himself
saith
in
the
book
of
Psalms:
The
Lord
said
to
my
Lord,
sit
thou
on
my
right
hand,
42
et
ipse
David
dicit
in
libro
Psalmorum:
Dixit
Dominus
Domino
meo:
sede
a
dextris
meis,
43
Till
I
make
thy
enemies
thy
footstool.
43
donec
ponam
inimicos
tuos
scabellum
pedum
tuorum.
44
David
then
calleth
him
Lord.
And
how
is
he
his
son?
44
David
ergo
Dominum
illum
vocat:
et
quomodo
filius
ejus
est?
45
And
in
the
hearing
of
all
the
people,
he
said
to
his
disciples:
45
Audiente
autem
omni
populo,
dixit
discipulis
suis:
46
Beware
of
the
scribes,
who
desire
to
walk
in
long
robes
and
love
salutations
in
the
market
place
and
the
first
chairs
in
the
synagogues
and
the
chief
rooms
at
feasts:
46
Attendite
a
scribis,
qui
volunt
ambulare
in
stolis,
et
amant
salutationes
in
foro,
et
primas
cathedras
in
synagogis,
et
primos
discubitus
in
conviviis,
47
Who
devour
the
houses
of
widows,
feigning
long
prayer.
These
shall
receive
greater
damnation.
47
qui
devorant
domos
viduarum,
simulantes
longam
orationem:
hi
accipient
damnationem
majorem.