Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Unto
the
end,
a
psalm
for
David.
To
thee,
O
Lord,
have
I
lifted
up
my
soul.
1
In
finem.
Psalmus
David.
Ad
te,
Domine,
levavi
animam
meam:
2
In
thee,
O
my
God,
I
put
my
trust;
let
me
not
be
ashamed.
2
Deus
meus,
in
te
confido;
non
erubescam.
3
Neither
let
my
enemies
laugh
at
me:
for
none
of
them
that
wait
on
thee
shall
be
confounded.
3
Neque
irrideant
me
inimici
mei:
etenim
universi
qui
sustinent
te,
non
confundentur.
4
Let
all
them
be
confounded
that
act
unjust
things
without
cause.
Shew,
O
Lord,
thy
ways
to
me,
and
teach
me
thy
paths.
4
Confundantur
omnes
iniqua
agentes
supervacue.
Vias
tuas,
Domine,
demonstra
mihi,
et
semitas
tuas
edoce
me.
5
Direct
me
in
thy
truth,
and
teach
me;
for
thou
art
God
my
Saviour;
and
on
thee
have
I
waited
all
the
day
long.
5
Dirige
me
in
veritate
tua,
et
doce
me,
quia
tu
es
Deus
salvator
meus,
et
te
sustinui
tota
die.
6
Remember,
O
Lord,
thy
bowels
of
compassion;
and
thy
mercies
that
are
from
the
beginning
of
the
world.
6
Reminiscere
miserationum
tuarum,
Domine,
et
misericordiarum
tuarum
quæ
a
sæculo
sunt.
7
The
sins
of
my
youth
and
my
ignorances
do
not
remember.
According
to
thy
mercy
remember
thou
me:
for
thy
goodness'
sake,
O
Lord.
7
Delicta
juventutis
meæ,
et
ignorantias
meas,
ne
memineris.
Secundum
misericordiam
tuam
memento
mei
tu,
propter
bonitatem
tuam,
Domine.
8
The
Lord
is
sweet
and
righteous:
therefore
he
will
give
a
law
to
sinners
in
the
way.
8
Dulcis
et
rectus
Dominus;
propter
hoc
legem
dabit
delinquentibus
in
via.
9
He
will
guide
the
mild
in
judgment:
he
will
teach
the
meek
his
ways.
9
Diriget
mansuetos
in
judicio;
docebit
mites
vias
suas.
10
All
the
ways
of
the
Lord
are
mercy
and
truth,
to
them
that
seek
after
his
covenant
and
his
testimonies.
10
Universæ
viæ
Domini,
misericordia
et
veritas,
requirentibus
testamentum
ejus
et
testimonia
ejus.
11
For
thy
name's
sake,
O
Lord,
thou
wilt
pardon
my
sin:
for
it
is
great.
11
Propter
nomen
tuum,
Domine,
propitiaberis
peccato
meo;
multum
est
enim.
12
Who
is
the
man
that
feareth
the
Lord?
He
hath
appointed
him
a
law
in
the
way
he
hath
chosen.
12
Quis
est
homo
qui
timet
Dominum?
legem
statuit
ei
in
via
quam
elegit.
13
His
soul
shall
dwell
in
good
things:
and
his
seed
shall
inherit
the
land.
13
Anima
ejus
in
bonis
demorabitur,
et
semen
ejus
hæreditabit
terram.
14
The
Lord
is
a
firmament
to
them
that
fear
him:
and
his
covenant
shall
be
made
manifest
to
them.
14
Firmamentum
est
Dominus
timentibus
eum;
et
testamentum
ipsius
ut
manifestetur
illis.
15
My
eyes
are
ever
towards
the
Lord:
for
he
shall
pluck
my
feet
out
of
the
snare.
15
Oculi
mei
semper
ad
Dominum,
quoniam
ipse
evellet
de
laqueo
pedes
meos.
16
Look
thou
upon
me,
and
have
mercy
on
me;
for
I
am
alone
and
poor.
16
Respice
in
me,
et
miserere
mei,
quia
unicus
et
pauper
sum
ego.
17
The
troubles
of
my
heart
are
multiplied:
deliver
me
from
my
necessities.
17
Tribulationes
cordis
mei
multiplicatæ
sunt:
de
necessitatibus
meis
erue
me.
18
See
my
abjection
and
my
labour;
and
forgive
me
all
my
sins.
18
Vide
humilitatem
meam
et
laborem
meum,
et
dimitte
universa
delicta
mea.
19
Consider
my
enemies
for
they
are
multiplied,
and
have
hated
me
with
an
unjust
hatred.
19
Respice
inimicos
meos,
quoniam
multiplicati
sunt,
et
odio
iniquo
oderunt
me.
20
Keep
thou
my
soul,
and
deliver
me:
I
shall
not
be
ashamed,
for
I
have
hoped
in
thee.
20
Custodi
animam
meam,
et
erue
me:
non
erubescam,
quoniam
speravi
in
te.
21
The
innocent
and
the
upright
have
adhered
to
me:
because
I
have
waited
on
thee.
21
Innocentes
et
recti
adhæserunt
mihi,
quia
sustinui
te.
22
Deliver
Israel,
O
God,
from
all
his
tribulations.
22
Libera,
Deus,
Israël
ex
omnibus
tribulationibus
suis.