Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
And
rising
up
from
thence,
he
cometh
into
the
coast
of
Judea
beyond
the
Jordan:
and
the
multitude
flocked
to
him
again.
And
as
he
was
accustomed,
he
taught
them
again.
1
Et
inde
exsurgens
venit
in
fines
Judææ
ultra
Jordanem:
et
conveniunt
iterum
turbæ
ad
eum:
et
sicut
consueverat,
iterum
docebat
illos.
2
And
the
Pharisees
coming
to
him
asked
him,
tempting
him:
Is
it
lawful
for
a
man
to
put
away
his
wife?
2
Et
accedentes
pharisæi
interrogabant
eum:
Si
licet
viro
uxorem
dimittere:
tentantes
eum.
3
But
he
answering,
saith
to
them:
What
did
Moses
command
you?
3
At
ille
respondens,
dixit
eis:
Quid
vobis
præcepit
Moyses?
4
Who
said:
Moses
permitted
to
write
a
bill
of
divorce
and
to
put
her
away.
4
Qui
dixerunt:
Moyses
permisit
libellum
repudii
scribere,
et
dimittere.
5
To
whom
Jesus
answering,
said:
Because
of
the
hardness
of
your
heart,
he
wrote
you
that
precept.
5
Quibus
respondens
Jesus,
ait:
Ad
duritiam
cordis
vestri
scripsit
vobis
præceptum
istud:
6
But
from
the
beginning
of
the
creation,
God
made
them
male
and
female.
6
ab
initio
autem
creaturæ
masculum
et
feminam
fecit
eos
Deus.
7
For
this
cause,
a
man
shall
leave
his
father
and
mother
and
shall
cleave
to
his
wife.
7
Propter
hoc
relinquet
homo
patrem
suum
et
matrem,
et
adhærebit
ad
uxorem
suam:
8
And
they
two
shall
be
in
one
flesh.
Therefore
now
they
are
not
two,
but
one
flesh.
8
et
erunt
duo
in
carne
una.
Itaque
jam
non
sunt
duo,
sed
una
caro.
9
What
therefore
God
hath
joined
together,
let
no
man
put
asunder.
9
Quod
ergo
Deus
conjunxit,
homo
non
separet.
10
And
in
the
house
again
his
disciples
asked
him
concerning
the
same
thing.
10
Et
in
domo
iterum
discipuli
ejus
de
eodem
interrogaverunt
eum.
11
And
he
saith
to
them:
Whosoever
shall
put
away
his
wife
and
marry
another
committeth
adultery
against
her.
11
Et
ait
illis:
Quicumque
dimiserit
uxorem
suam,
et
aliam
duxerit,
adulterium
committit
super
eam.
12
And
if
the
wife
shall
put
away
her
husband
and
be
married
to
another,
she
committeth
adultery.
12
Et
si
uxor
dimiserit
virum
suum,
et
alii
nupserit,
mœchatur.
13
And
they
brought
to
him
young
children,
that
he
might
touch
them.
And
the
disciples
rebuked
them
that
brought
them.
13
Et
offerebant
illi
parvulos
ut
tangeret
illos.
Discipuli
autem
comminabantur
offerentibus.
14
Whom
when
Jesus
saw,
he
was
much
displeased
and
saith
to
them:
Suffer
the
little
children
to
come
unto
me
and
forbid
them
not:
for
of
such
is
the
kingdom
of
God.
14
Quos
cum
videret
Jesus,
indigne
tulit,
et
ait
illis:
Sinite
parvulos
venire
ad
me,
et
ne
prohibueritis
eos:
talium
enim
est
regnum
Dei.
15
Amen
I
say
to
you,
whosoever
shall
not
receive
the
kingdom
of
God
as
a
little
child
shall
not
enter
into
it.
15
Amen
dico
vobis:
Quisquis
non
receperit
regnum
Dei
velut
parvulus,
non
intrabit
in
illud.
16
And
embracing
them
and
laying
his
hands
upon
them,
he
blessed
them.
16
Et
complexans
eos,
et
imponens
manus
super
illos,
benedicebat
eos.
17
And
when
he
was
gone
forth
into
the
way,
a
certain
man,
running
up
and
kneeling
before
him,
asked
him:
Good
Master,
what
shall
I
do
that
I
may
receive
life
everlasting?
17
Et
cum
egressus
esset
in
viam,
procurrens
quidam
genu
flexo
ante
eum,
rogabat
eum:
Magister
bone,
quid
faciam
ut
vitam
æternam
percipiam?
18
And
Jesus
said
to
him:
Why
callest
thou
me
good?
None
is
good
but
one,
that
is
God.
18
Jesus
autem
dixit
ei:
Quid
me
dicis
bonum?
nemo
bonus,
nisi
unus
Deus.
19
Thou
knowest
the
commandments:
Do
not
commit
adultery,
do
not
kill,
do
not
steal,
bear
not
false
witness,
do
no
fraud,
honour
thy
father
and
mother.
19
Præcepta
nosti:
ne
adulteres,
ne
occidas,
ne
fureris,
ne
falsum
testimonium
dixeris,
ne
fraudem
feceris,
honora
patrem
tuum
et
matrem.
20
But
he
answering,
said
to
him:
Master,
all
these
things
I
have
observed
from
my
youth.
20
At
ille
respondens,
ait
illi:
Magister,
hæc
omnia
observavi
a
juventute
mea.
21
And
Jesus,
looking
on
him,
loved
him
and
said
to
him:
One
thing
is
wanting
unto
thee.
Go,
sell
whatsoever
thou
hast
and
give
to
the
poor:
and
thou
shalt
have
treasure
in
heaven.
And
come,
follow
me.
21
Jesus
autem
intuitus
eum,
dilexit
eum,
et
dixit
ei:
Unum
tibi
deest:
vade,
quæcumque
habes
vende,
et
da
pauperibus,
et
habebis
thesaurum
in
cælo:
et
veni,
sequere
me.
22
Who
being
struck
sad
at
that
saying,
went
away
sorrowful:
for
he
had
great
possessions.
22
Qui
contristatus
in
verbo,
abiit
mœrens:
erat
enim
habens
multas
possessiones.
23
And
Jesus
looking
round
about,
saith
to
his
disciples:
How
hardly
shall
they
that
have
riches
enter
into
the
kingdom
of
God!
23
Et
circumspiciens
Jesus,
ait
discipulis
suis:
Quam
difficile
qui
pecunias
habent,
in
regnum
Dei
introibunt!
24
And
the
disciples
were
astonished
at
his
words.
But
Jesus
again
answering,
saith
to
them:
Children,
how
hard
is
it
for
them
that
trust
in
riches
to
enter
into
the
kingdom
of
God?
24
Discipuli
autem
obstupescebant
in
verbis
ejus.
At
Jesus
rursus
respondens
ait
illis:
Filioli,
quam
difficile
est,
confidentes
in
pecuniis,
in
regnum
Dei
introire!
25
It
is
easier
for
a
camel
to
pass
through
the
eye
of
a
needle
than
for
a
rich
man
to
enter
into
the
kingdom
of
God.
25
Facilius
est
camelum
per
foramen
acus
transire,
quam
divitem
intrare
in
regnum
Dei.
26
Who
wondered
the
more,
saying
among
themselves:
Who
then
can
be
saved?
26
Qui
magis
admirabantur,
dicentes
ad
semetipsos:
Et
quis
potest
salvus
fieri?
27
And
Jesus
looking
on
them,
saith
with
men
it
is
impossible;
but
not
with
God.
For
all
things
are
possible
with
God.
27
Et
intuens
illos
Jesus,
ait:
Apud
homines
impossibile
est,
sed
non
apud
Deum:
omnia
enim
possibilia
sunt
apud
Deum.
28
And
Peter
began
to
say
unto
him:
Behold,
we
have
left
all
things
and
have
followed
thee.
28
Et
cœpit
ei
Petrus
dicere:
Ecce
nos
dimisimus
omnia,
et
secuti
sumus
te.
29
Jesus
answering
said:
Amen
I
say
to
you,
there
is
no
man
who
hath
left
house
or
brethren
or
sisters
or
father
or
mother
or
children
or
lands,
for
my
sake
and
for
the
gospel,
29
Respondens
Jesus,
ait:
Amen
dico
vobis:
Nemo
est
qui
reliquerit
domum,
aut
fratres,
aut
sorores,
aut
patrem,
aut
matrem,
aut
filios,
aut
agros
propter
me
et
propter
Evangelium,
30
Who
shall
not
receive
an
hundred
times
as
much,
now
in
this
time:
houses
and
brethren
and
sisters
and
mothers
and
children
and
lands,
with
persecutions:
and
in
the
world
to
come
life
everlasting.
30
qui
non
accipiat
centies
tantum,
nunc
in
tempore
hoc:
domos,
et
fratres,
et
sorores,
et
matres,
et
filios,
et
agros,
cum
persecutionibus,
et
in
sæculo
futuro
vitam
æternam.
31
But
many
that
are
first
shall
be
last:
and
the
last,
first.
31
Multi
autem
erunt
primi
novissimi,
et
novissimi
primi.
32
And
they
were
in
the
way
going
up
to
Jerusalem:
and
Jesus
went
before
them.
And
they
were
astonished
and
following
were
afraid.
And
taking
again
the
twelve,
he
began
to
tell
them
the
things
that
should
befall
him.
32
Erant
autem
in
via
ascendentes
Jerosolymam:
et
præcedebat
illos
Jesus,
et
stupebant:
et
sequentes
timebant.
Et
assumens
iterum
duodecim,
cœpit
illis
dicere
quæ
essent
ei
eventura.
33
Saying:
Behold
we
go
up
to
Jerusalem,
and
the
Son
of
man
shall
be
betrayed
to
the
chief
priests
and
to
the
scribes
and
ancients.
And
they
shall
condemn
him
to
death
and
shall
deliver
him
to
the
Gentiles.
33
Quia
ecce
ascendimus
Jerosolymam,
et
Filius
hominis
tradetur
principibus
sacerdotum,
et
scribis,
et
senioribus,
et
damnabunt
eum
morte,
et
tradent
eum
gentibus:
34
And
they
shall
mock
him
and
spit
on
him
and
scourge
him
and
kill
him:
and
the
third
day
he
shall
rise
again.
34
et
illudent
ei,
et
conspuent
eum,
et
flagellabunt
eum,
et
interficient
eum:
et
tertia
die
resurget.
35
And
James
and
John,
the
sons
of
Zebedee,
come
to
him,
saying:
Master,
we
desire
that
whatsoever
we
shall
ask,
thou
wouldst
do
it
for
us.
35
Et
accedunt
ad
eum
Jacobus
et
Joannes
filii
Zebedæi,
dicentes:
Magister,
volumus
ut
quodcumque
petierimus,
facias
nobis.
36
But
he
said
to
them:
What
would
you
that
I
should
do
for
you?
36
At
ille
dixit
eis:
Quid
vultis
ut
faciam
vobis?
37
And
they
said:
Grant
to
us
that
we
may
sit,
one
on
thy
right
hand
and
the
other
on
thy
left
hand,
in
thy
glory.
37
Et
dixerunt:
Da
nobis
ut
unus
ad
dexteram
tuam,
et
alius
ad
sinistram
tuam
sedeamus
in
gloria
tua.
38
And
Jesus
said
to
them:
You
know
not
what
you
ask.
Can
you
drink
of
the
chalice
that
I
drink
of
or
be
baptized
with
the
baptism
wherewith
I
am
baptized?
38
Jesus
autem
ait
eis:
Nescitis
quid
petatis:
potestis
bibere
calicem,
quem
ego
bibo,
aut
baptismo,
quo
ego
baptizor,
baptizari?
39
But
they
said
to
him:
We
can.
And
Jesus
saith
to
them:
You
shall
indeed
drink
of
the
chalice
that
I
drink
of;
and
with
the
baptism
wherewith
I
am
baptized
you
shall
be
baptized.
39
At
illi
dixerunt
ei:
Possumus.
Jesus
autem
ait
eis:
Calicem
quidem,
quem
ego
bibo,
bibetis;
et
baptismo,
quo
ego
baptizor,
baptizabimini:
40
But
to
sit
on
my
right
hand
or
on
my
left
is
not
mine
to
give
to
you,
but
to
them
for
whom
it
is
prepared.
40
sedere
autem
ad
dexteram
meam,
vel
ad
sinistram,
non
est
meum
dare
vobis,
sed
quibus
paratum
est.
41
And
the
ten,
hearing
it,
began
to
be
much
displeased
at
James
and
John.
41
Et
audientes
decem,
cœperunt
indignari
de
Jacobo
et
Joanne.
42
But
Jesus
calling
them,
saith
to
them:
You
know
that
they
who
seem
to
rule
over
the
Gentiles
lord
it
over
them:
and
their
princes
have
power
over
them.
42
Jesus
autem
vocans
eos,
ait
illis:
Scitis
quia
hi,
qui
videntur
principari
gentibus,
dominantur
eis:
et
principes
eorum
potestatem
habent
ipsorum.
43
But
it
is
not
so
among
you:
but
whosoever
will
be
greater
shall
be
your
minister.
43
Non
ita
est
autem
in
vobis,
sed
quicumque
voluerit
fieri
major,
erit
vester
minister:
44
And
whosoever
will
be
first
among
you
shall
be
the
servant
of
all.
44
et
quicumque
voluerit
in
vobis
primus
esse,
erit
omnium
servus.
45
For
the
Son
of
man
also
is
not
come
to
be
ministered
unto:
but
to
minister
and
to
give
his
life
a
redemption
for
many.
45
Nam
et
Filius
hominis
non
venit
ut
ministraretur
ei,
sed
ut
ministraret,
et
daret
animam
suam
redemptionem
pro
multis.
46
And
they
came
to
Jericho.
And
as
he
went
out
of
Jericho
with
his
disciples
and
a
very
great
multitude,
Bartimeus
the
blind
man,
the
son
of
Timeus,
sat
by
the
way
side
begging.
46
Et
veniunt
Jericho:
et
proficiscente
eo
de
Jericho,
et
discipulis
ejus,
et
plurima
multitudine,
filius
Timæi
Bartimæus
cæcus,
sedebat
juxta
viam
mendicans.
47
Who
when
he
had
heard
that
it
was
Jesus
of
Nazareth,
began
to
cry
out
and
to
say:
Jesus,
Son
of
David,
have
mercy
on
me.
47
Qui
cum
audisset
quia
Jesus
Nazarenus
est,
cœpit
clamare,
et
dicere:
Jesu
fili
David,
miserere
mei.
48
And
many
rebuked
him,
that
he
might
hold
his
peace;
but
he
cried
a
great
deal
the
more:
Son
of
David,
have
mercy
on
me.
48
Et
comminabantur
ei
multi
ut
taceret.
At
ille
multo
magis
clamabat:
Fili
David,
miserere
mei.
49
And
Jesus,
standing
still,
commanded
him
to
be
called.
And
they
call
the
blind
man,
saying
to
him:
Be
of
better
comfort.
Arise,
he
calleth
thee.
49
Et
stans
Jesus
præcepit
illum
vocari.
Et
vocant
cæcum,
dicentes
ei:
Animæquior
esto:
surge,
vocat
te.
50
Who
casting
off
his
garment
leaped
up
and
came
to
him.
50
Qui
projecto
vestimento
suo
exiliens,
venit
ad
eum.
51
And
Jesus
answering,
said
to
him:
What
wilt
thou
that
I
should
do
to
thee?
And
the
blind
man
said
to
him:
Rabboni.
That
I
may
see.
51
Et
respondens
Jesus
dixit
illi:
Quid
tibi
vis
faciam?
Cæcus
autem
dixit
ei:
Rabboni,
ut
videam.
52
And
Jesus
saith
to
him:
Go
thy
way.
Thy
faith
hath
made
thee
whole.
And
immediately
he
saw
and
followed
him
in
the
way.
52
Jesus
autem
ait
illi:
Vade,
fides
tua
te
salvum
fecit.
Et
confestim
vidit,
et
sequebatur
eum
in
via.