Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
For
David
himself.
Bless
the
Lord,
O
my
soul:
O
Lord
my
God,
thou
art
exceedingly
great.
Thou
hast
put
on
praise
and
beauty:
1
Ipsi
David.
Benedic,
anima
mea,
Domino:
Domine
Deus
meus,
magnificatus
es
vehementer.
Confessionem
et
decorem
induisti,
2
And
art
clothed
with
light
as
with
a
garment.
Who
stretchest
out
the
heaven
like
a
pavilion:
2
amictus
lumine
sicut
vestimento.
Extendens
cælum
sicut
pellem,
3
Who
coverest
the
higher
rooms
thereof
with
water.
Who
makest
the
clouds
thy
chariot:
who
walkest
upon
the
wings
of
the
winds.
3
qui
tegis
aquis
superiora
ejus:
qui
ponis
nubem
ascensum
tuum;
qui
ambulas
super
pennas
ventorum:
4
Who
makest
thy
angels
spirits:
and
thy
ministers
a
burning
fire.
4
qui
facis
angelos
tuos
spiritus,
et
ministros
tuos
ignem
urentem.
5
Who
hast
founded
the
earth
upon
its
own
bases:
it
shall
not
be
moved
for
ever
and
ever.
5
Qui
fundasti
terram
super
stabilitatem
suam:
non
inclinabitur
in
sæculum
sæculi.
6
The
deep
like
a
garment
is
its
clothing:
above
the
mountains
shall
the
waters
stand.
6
Abyssus
sicut
vestimentum
amictus
ejus;
super
montes
stabunt
aquæ.
7
At
thy
rebuke
they
shall
flee:
at
the
voice
of
thy
thunder
they
shall
fear.
7
Ab
increpatione
tua
fugient;
a
voce
tonitrui
tui
formidabunt.
8
The
mountains
ascend,
and
the
plains
descend
into
the
place
which
thou
hast
founded
for
them.
8
Ascendunt
montes,
et
descendunt
campi,
in
locum
quem
fundasti
eis.
9
Thou
hast
set
a
bound
which
they
shall
not
pass
over;
neither
shall
they
return
to
cover
the
earth.
9
Terminum
posuisti
quem
non
transgredientur,
neque
convertentur
operire
terram.
10
Thou
sendest
forth
springs
in
the
vales:
between
the
midst
of
the
hills
the
waters
shall
pass.
10
Qui
emittis
fontes
in
convallibus;
inter
medium
montium
pertransibunt
aquæ.
11
All
the
beasts
of
the
field
shall
drink:
the
wild
asses
shall
expect
in
their
thirst.
11
Potabunt
omnes
bestiæ
agri;
expectabunt
onagri
in
siti
sua.
12
Over
them
the
birds
of
the
air
shall
dwell:
from
the
midst
of
the
rocks
they
shall
give
forth
their
voices.
12
Super
ea
volucres
cæli
habitabunt;
de
medio
petrarum
dabunt
voces.
13
Thou
waterest
the
hills
from
thy
upper
rooms:
the
earth
shall
be
filled
with
the
fruit
of
thy
works:
13
Rigans
montes
de
superioribus
suis;
de
fructu
operum
tuorum
satiabitur
terra:
14
Bringing
forth
grass
for
cattle,
and
herb
for
the
service
of
men.
That
thou
mayst
bring
bread
out
of
the
earth:
14
producens
fœnum
jumentis,
et
herbam
servituti
hominum,
ut
educas
panem
de
terra,
15
And
that
wine
may
cheer
the
heart
of
man.
That
he
may
make
the
face
cheerful
with
oil:
and
that
bread
may
strengthen
man's
heart.
15
et
vinum
lætificet
cor
hominis:
ut
exhilaret
faciem
in
oleo,
et
panis
cor
hominis
confirmet.
16
The
trees
of
the
field
shall
be
filled,
and
the
cedars
of
Libanus
which
he
hath
planted:
16
Saturabuntur
ligna
campi,
et
cedri
Libani
quas
plantavit:
17
There
the
sparrows
shall
make
their
nests.
The
highest
of
them
is
the
house
of
the
heron.
17
illic
passeres
nidificabunt:
herodii
domus
dux
est
eorum.
18
The
high
hills
are
a
refuge
for
the
harts,
the
rock
for
the
irchins.
18
Montes
excelsi
cervis;
petra
refugium
herinaciis.
19
He
hath
made
the
moon
for
seasons:
the
sun
knoweth
his
going
down.
19
Fecit
lunam
in
tempora;
sol
cognovit
occasum
suum.
20
Thou
hast
appointed
darkness,
and
it
is
night:
in
it
shall
all
the
beasts
of
the
woods
go
about:
20
Posuisti
tenebras,
et
facta
est
nox;
in
ipsa
pertransibunt
omnes
bestiæ
silvæ:
21
The
young
lions
roaring
after
their
prey,
and
seeking
their
meat
from
God.
21
catuli
leonum
rugientes
ut
rapiant,
et
quærant
a
Deo
escam
sibi.
22
The
sun
ariseth,
and
they
are
gathered
together:
and
they
shall
lie
down
in
their
dens.
22
Ortus
est
sol,
et
congregati
sunt,
et
in
cubilibus
suis
collocabuntur.
23
Man
shall
go
forth
to
his
work,
and
to
his
labour
until
the
evening.
23
Exibit
homo
ad
opus
suum,
et
ad
operationem
suam
usque
ad
vesperum.
24
How
great
are
thy
works,
O
Lord?
thou
hast
made
all
things
in
wisdom:
the
earth
is
filled
with
thy
riches.
24
Quam
magnificata
sunt
opera
tua,
Domine!
omnia
in
sapientia
fecisti;
impleta
est
terra
possessione
tua.
25
So
is
this
great
sea,
which
stretcheth
wide
its
arms:
there
are
creeping
things
without
number:
Creatures
little
and
great.
25
Hoc
mare
magnum
et
spatiosum
manibus;
illic
reptilia
quorum
non
est
numerus:
animalia
pusilla
cum
magnis.
26
There
the
ships
shall
go.
This
sea
dragon
which
thou
hast
formed
to
play
therein.
26
Illic
naves
pertransibunt;
draco
iste
quem
formasti
ad
illudendum
ei.
27
All
expect
of
thee
that
thou
give
them
food
in
season.
27
Omnia
a
te
expectant
ut
des
illis
escam
in
tempore.
28
What
thou
givest
to
them
they
shall
gather
up:
when
thou
openest
thy
hand,
they
shall
all
be
filled
with
good.
28
Dante
te
illis,
colligent;
aperiente
te
manum
tuam,
omnia
implebuntur
bonitate.
29
But
if
thou
turnest
away
thy
face,
they
shall
be
troubled:
thou
shalt
take
away
their
breath,
and
they
shall
fail,
and
shall
return
to
their
dust.
29
Avertente
autem
te
faciem,
turbabuntur;
auferes
spiritum
eorum,
et
deficient,
et
in
pulverem
suum
revertentur.
30
Thou
shalt
send
forth
thy
spirit,
and
they
shall
be
created:
and
thou
shalt
renew
the
face
of
the
earth.
30
Emittes
spiritum
tuum,
et
creabuntur,
et
renovabis
faciem
terræ.
31
May
the
glory
of
the
Lord
endure
for
ever:
the
Lord
shall
rejoice
in
his
works.
31
Sit
gloria
Domini
in
sæculum;
lætabitur
Dominus
in
operibus
suis.
32
He
looketh
upon
the
earth,
and
maketh
it
tremble:
he
troubleth
the
mountains,
and
they
smoke.
32
Qui
respicit
terram,
et
facit
eam
tremere;
qui
tangit
montes,
et
fumigant.
33
I
will
sing
to
the
Lord
as
long
as
I
live:
I
will
sing
praise
to
my
God
while
I
have
my
being.
33
Cantabo
Domino
in
vita
mea;
psallam
Deo
meo
quamdiu
sum.
34
Let
my
speech
be
acceptable
to
him:
but
I
will
take
delight
in
the
Lord.
34
Jucundum
sit
ei
eloquium
meum;
ego
vero
delectabor
in
Domino.
35
Let
sinners
be
consumed
out
of
the
earth,
and
the
unjust,
so
that
they
be
no
more:
O
my
soul,
bless
thou
the
Lord.
35
Deficiant
peccatores
a
terra,
et
iniqui,
ita
ut
non
sint.
Benedic,
anima
mea,
Domino.