Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
On
the
first
day
of
the
week,
a
psalm
for
David.
The
earth
is
the
Lord's
and
the
fulness
thereof:
the
world,
and
all
they
that
dwell
therein.
1
Prima
sabbati.
Psalmus
David.
Domini
est
terra,
et
plenitudo
ejus;
orbis
terrarum,
et
universi
qui
habitant
in
eo.
2
For
he
hath
founded
it
upon
the
seas;
and
hath
prepared
it
upon
the
rivers.
2
Quia
ipse
super
maria
fundavit
eum,
et
super
flumina
præparavit
eum.
3
Who
shall
ascend
into
the
mountain
of
the
Lord:
or
who
shall
stand
in
his
holy
place?
3
Quis
ascendet
in
montem
Domini?
aut
quis
stabit
in
loco
sancto
ejus?
4
The
innocent
in
hands,
and
clean
of
heart,
who
hath
not
taken
his
soul
in
vain,
nor
sworn
deceitfully
to
his
neighbour.
4
Innocens
manibus
et
mundo
corde,
qui
non
accepit
in
vano
animam
suam,
nec
juravit
in
dolo
proximo
suo:
5
He
shall
receive
a
blessing
from
the
Lord,
and
mercy
from
God
his
Saviour.
5
hic
accipiet
benedictionem
a
Domino,
et
misericordiam
a
Deo
salutari
suo.
6
This
is
the
generation
of
them
that
seek
him,
of
them
that
seek
the
face
of
the
God
of
Jacob.
6
Hæc
est
generatio
quærentium
eum,
quærentium
faciem
Dei
Jacob.
7
Lift
up
your
gates,
O
ye
princes,
and
be
ye
lifted
up,
O
eternal
gates:
and
the
King
of
Glory
shall
enter
in.
7
Attollite
portas,
principes,
vestras,
et
elevamini,
portæ
æternales,
et
introibit
rex
gloriæ.
8
Who
is
this
King
of
Glory?
the
Lord
who
is
strong
and
mighty:
the
Lord
mighty
in
battle.
8
Quis
est
iste
rex
gloriæ?
Dominus
fortis
et
potens,
Dominus
potens
in
prælio.
9
Lift
up
your
gates,
O
ye
princes,
and
be
ye
lifted
up,
O
eternal
gates:
and
the
King
of
Glory
shall
enter
in.
9
Attollite
portas,
principes,
vestras,
et
elevamini,
portæ
æternales,
et
introibit
rex
gloriæ.
10
Who
is
this
King
of
Glory?
the
Lord
of
hosts,
he
is
the
King
of
Glory.
10
Quis
est
iste
rex
gloriæ?
Dominus
virtutum
ipse
est
rex
gloriæ.