Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Unto
the
end.
A
psalm
to
David.
1
In
finem.
Psalmus
David.
2
In
the
Lord
I
put
my
trust:
how
then
do
you
say
to
my
soul:
Get
thee
away
from
hence
to
the
mountain,
like
a
sparrow.
2
In
Domino
confido;
quomodo
dicitis
animæ
meæ:
Transmigra
in
montem
sicut
passer?
3
For,
lo,
the
wicked
have
bent
their
bow:
they
have
prepared
their
arrows
in
the
quiver,
to
shoot
in
the
dark
the
upright
of
heart.
3
Quoniam
ecce
peccatores
intenderunt
arcum;
paraverunt
sagittas
suas
in
pharetra,
ut
sagittent
in
obscuro
rectos
corde:
4
For
they
have
destroyed
the
things
which
thou
hast
made:
but
what
has
the
just
man
done?
4
quoniam
quæ
perfecisti
destruxerunt;
justus
autem,
quid
fecit?
5
The
Lord
is
in
his
holy
temple,
the
Lord's
throne
is
in
heaven.
His
eyes
look
on
the
poor
man:
his
eyelids
examine
the
sons
of
men.
5
Dominus
in
templo
sancto
suo;
Dominus
in
cælo
sedes
ejus.
Oculi
ejus
in
pauperem
respiciunt;
palpebræ
ejus
interrogant
filios
hominum.
6
The
Lord
trieth
the
just
and
the
wicked:
but
he
that
loveth
iniquity,
hateth
his
own
soul.
6
Dominus
interrogat
justum
et
impium;
qui
autem
diligit
iniquitatem,
odit
animam
suam.
7
He
shall
rain
snares
upon
sinners:
fire
and
brimstone,
and
storms
of
winds,
shall
be
the
portion
of
their
cup.
7
Pluet
super
peccatores
laqueos;
ignis
et
sulphur,
et
spiritus
procellarum,
pars
calicis
eorum.
8
For
the
Lord
is
just,
and
hath
loved
justice:
his
countenance
hath
beheld
righteousness.
8
Quoniam
justus
Dominus,
et
justitias
dilexit:
æquitatem
vidit
vultus
ejus.