Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Blessed
be
the
Lord
my
God,
who
teacheth
my
hands
to
fight,
and
my
fingers
to
war.
1
Psalmus
David.
Adversus
Goliath.
Benedictus
Dominus
Deus
meus,
qui
docet
manus
meas
ad
prælium,
et
digitos
meos
ad
bellum.
2
My
mercy,
and
my
refuge:
my
support,
and
my
deliverer:
My
protector,
and
I
have
hoped
in
him:
who
subdueth
my
people
under
me.
2
Misericordia
mea
et
refugium
meum;
susceptor
meus
et
liberator
meus;
protector
meus,
et
in
ipso
speravi,
qui
subdit
populum
meum
sub
me.
3
Lord,
what
is
man,
that
thou
art
made
known
to
him?
or
the
son
of
man,
that
thou
makest
account
of
him?
3
Domine,
quid
est
homo,
quia
innotuisti
ei?
aut
filius
hominis,
quia
reputas
eum?
4
Man
is
like
to
vanity:
his
days
pass
away
like
a
shadow.
4
Homo
vanitati
similis
factus
est;
dies
ejus
sicut
umbra
prætereunt.
5
Lord,
bow
down
thy
heavens
and
descend:
touch
the
mountains,
and
they
shall
smoke.
5
Domine,
inclina
cælos
tuos,
et
descende;
tange
montes,
et
fumigabunt.
6
Send
forth
lightning,
and
thou
shalt
scatter
them:
shoot
out
thy
arrows,
and
thou
shalt
trouble
them.
6
Fulgura
coruscationem,
et
dissipabis
eos;
emitte
sagittas
tuas,
et
conturbabis
eos.
7
Put
forth
thy
hand
from
on
high,
take
me
out,
and
deliver
me
from
many
waters:
from
the
hand
of
strange
children:
7
Emitte
manum
tuam
de
alto:
eripe
me,
et
libera
me
de
aquis
multis,
de
manu
filiorum
alienorum:
8
Whose
mouth
hath
spoken
vanity:
and
their
right
hand
is
the
right
hand
of
iniquity.
8
quorum
os
locutum
est
vanitatem,
et
dextera
eorum
dextera
iniquitatis.
9
To
thee,
O
God,
I
will
sing
a
new
canticle:
on
the
psaltery
and
an
instrument
of
ten
strings
I
will
sing
praises
to
thee.
9
Deus,
canticum
novum
cantabo
tibi;
in
psalterio
decachordo
psallam
tibi.
10
Who
givest
salvation
to
kings:
who
hast
redeemed
thy
servant
David
from
the
malicious
sword:
10
Qui
das
salutem
regibus,
qui
redemisti
David
servum
tuum
de
gladio
maligno,
11
Deliver
me,
And
rescue
me
out
of
the
hand
of
strange
children;
whose
mouth
hath
spoken
vanity:
and
their
right
hand
is
the
right
hand
of
iniquity:
11
eripe
me,
et
erue
me
de
manu
filiorum
alienorum,
quorum
os
locutum
est
vanitatem,
et
dextera
eorum
dextera
iniquitatis.
12
Whose
sons
are
as
new
plants
in
their
youth:
Their
daughters
decked
out,
adorned
round
about
after
the
similitude
of
a
temple:
12
Quorum
filii
sicut
novellæ
plantationes
in
juventute
sua;
filiæ
eorum
compositæ,
circumornatæ
ut
similitudo
templi.
13
Their
storehouses
full,
flowing
out
of
this
into
that.
Their
sheep
fruitful
in
young,
abounding
in
their
goings
forth:
13
Promptuaria
eorum
plena,
eructantia
ex
hoc
in
illud;
oves
eorum
fœtosæ,
abundantes
in
egressibus
suis;
14
Their
oxen
fat.
There
is
no
breach
of
wall,
nor
passage,
nor
crying
out
in
their
streets.
14
boves
eorum
crassæ.
Non
est
ruina
maceriæ,
neque
transitus,
neque
clamor
in
plateis
eorum.
15
They
have
called
the
people
happy,
that
hath
these
things:
but
happy
is
that
people
whose
God
is
the
Lord.
15
Beatum
dixerunt
populum
cui
hæc
sunt;
beatus
populus
cujus
Dominus
Deus
ejus.