Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
The
prayer
of
the
poor
man,
when
he
was
anxious,
and
poured
out
his
supplication
before
the
Lord.
1
Oratio
pauperis,
cum
anxius
fuerit,
et
in
conspectu
Domini
effuderit
precem
suam.
2
Hear,
O
Lord,
my
prayer:
and
let
my
cry
come
to
thee.
2
Domine,
exaudi
orationem
meam,
et
clamor
meus
ad
te
veniat.
3
Turn
not
away
thy
face
from
me:
in
the
day
when
I
am
in
trouble,
incline
thy
ear
to
me.
In
what
day
soever
I
shall
call
upon
thee,
hear
me
speedily.
3
Non
avertas
faciem
tuam
a
me:
in
quacumque
die
tribulor,
inclina
ad
me
aurem
tuam;
in
quacumque
die
invocavero
te,
velociter
exaudi
me.
4
For
my
days
are
vanished
like
smoke,
and
my
bones
are
grown
dry
like
fuel
for
the
fire.
4
Quia
defecerunt
sicut
fumus
dies
mei,
et
ossa
mea
sicut
cremium
aruerunt.
5
I
am
smitten
as
grass,
and
my
heart
is
withered:
because
I
forgot
to
eat
my
bread.
5
Percussus
sum
ut
fœnum,
et
aruit
cor
meum,
quia
oblitus
sum
comedere
panem
meum.
6
Through
the
voice
of
my
groaning,
my
bone
hath
cleaved
to
my
flesh.
6
A
voce
gemitus
mei
adhæsit
os
meum
carni
meæ.
7
I
am
become
like
to
a
pelican
of
the
wilderness:
I
am
like
a
night
raven
in
the
house.
7
Similis
factus
sum
pellicano
solitudinis;
factus
sum
sicut
nycticorax
in
domicilio.
8
I
have
watched,
and
am
become
as
a
sparrow
all
alone
on
the
housetop.
8
Vigilavi,
et
factus
sum
sicut
passer
solitarius
in
tecto.
9
All
the
day
long
my
enemies
reproached
me:
and
they
that
praised
me
did
swear
against
me.
9
Tota
die
exprobrabant
mihi
inimici
mei,
et
qui
laudabant
me
adversum
me
jurabant:
10
For
I
did
eat
ashes
like
bread,
and
mingled
my
drink
with
weeping.
10
quia
cinerem
tamquam
panem
manducabam,
et
potum
meum
cum
fletu
miscebam,
11
Because
of
thy
anger
and
indignation:
for
having
lifted
me
up
thou
hast
thrown
me
down.
11
a
facie
iræ
et
indignationis
tuæ:
quia
elevans
allisisti
me.
12
My
days
have
declined
like
a
shadow,
and
I
am
withered
like
grass.
12
Dies
mei
sicut
umbra
declinaverunt,
et
ego
sicut
fœnum
arui.
13
But
thou,
O
Lord,
endurest
for
ever:
and
thy
memorial
to
all
generations.
13
Tu
autem,
Domine,
in
æternum
permanes,
et
memoriale
tuum
in
generationem
et
generationem.
14
Thou
shalt
arise
and
have
mercy
on
Sion:
for
it
is
time
to
have
mercy
on
it,
for
the
time
is
come.
14
Tu
exsurgens
misereberis
Sion,
quia
tempus
miserendi
ejus,
quia
venit
tempus:
15
For
the
stones
thereof
have
pleased
thy
servants:
and
they
shall
have
pity
on
the
earth
thereof.
15
quoniam
placuerunt
servis
tuis
lapides
ejus,
et
terræ
ejus
miserebuntur.
16
All
the
Gentiles
shall
fear
thy
name,
O
Lord,
and
all
the
kings
of
the
earth
thy
glory.
16
Et
timebunt
gentes
nomen
tuum,
Domine,
et
omnes
reges
terræ
gloriam
tuam:
17
For
the
Lord
hath
built
up
Sion:
and
he
shall
be
seen
in
his
glory.
17
quia
ædificavit
Dominus
Sion,
et
videbitur
in
gloria
sua.
18
He
hath
had
regard
to
the
prayer
of
the
humble:
and
he
hath
not
despised
their
petition.
18
Respexit
in
orationem
humilium
et
non
sprevit
precem
eorum.
19
Let
these
things
be
written
unto
another
generation:
and
the
people
that
shall
be
created
shall
praise
the
Lord:
19
Scribantur
hæc
in
generatione
altera,
et
populus
qui
creabitur
laudabit
Dominum.
20
Because
he
hath
looked
forth
from
his
high
sanctuary:
from
heaven
the
Lord
hath
looked
upon
the
earth.
20
Quia
prospexit
de
excelso
sancto
suo;
Dominus
de
cælo
in
terram
aspexit:
21
That
he
might
hear
the
groans
of
them
that
are
in
fetters:
that
he
might
release
the
children
of
the
slain:
21
ut
audiret
gemitus
compeditorum;
ut
solveret
filios
interemptorum:
22
That
they
may
declare
the
name
of
the
Lord
in
Sion:
and
his
praise
in
Jerusalem;
22
ut
annuntient
in
Sion
nomen
Domini,
et
laudem
ejus
in
Jerusalem:
23
When
the
people
assemble
together,
and
kings,
to
serve
the
Lord.
23
in
conveniendo
populos
in
unum,
et
reges,
ut
serviant
Domino.
24
He
answered
him
in
the
way
of
his
strength:
Declare
unto
me
the
fewness
of
my
days.
24
Respondit
ei
in
via
virtutis
suæ:
Paucitatem
dierum
meorum
nuntia
mihi:
25
Call
me
not
away
in
the
midst
of
my
days:
thy
years
are
unto
generation
and
generation.
25
ne
revoces
me
in
dimidio
dierum
meorum,
in
generationem
et
generationem
anni
tui.
26
In
the
beginning,
O
Lord,
thou
foundedst
the
earth:
and
the
heavens
are
the
works
of
thy
hands.
26
Initio
tu,
Domine,
terram
fundasti,
et
opera
manuum
tuarum
sunt
cæli.
27
They
shall
perish
but
thou
remainest:
and
all
of
them
shall
grow
old
like
a
garment:
And
as
a
vesture
thou
shalt
change
them,
and
they
shall
be
changed.
27
Ipsi
peribunt,
tu
autem
permanes;
et
omnes
sicut
vestimentum
veterascent.
Et
sicut
opertorium
mutabis
eos,
et
mutabuntur;
28
But
thou
art
always
the
selfsame,
and
thy
years
shall
not
fail.
28
tu
autem
idem
ipse
es,
et
anni
tui
non
deficient.
29
The
children
of
thy
servants
shall
continue
and
their
seed
shall
be
directed
for
ever.
29
Filii
servorum
tuorum
habitabunt,
et
semen
eorum
in
sæculum
dirigetur.