Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Unto
the
end,
for
the
servant
of
God,
David
himself.
1
In
finem.
Servo
Domini
ipsi
David.
2
The
unjust
hath
said
within
himself,
that
he
would
sin:
there
is
no
fear
of
God
before
his
eyes.
2
Dixit
injustus
ut
delinquat
in
semetipso:
non
est
timor
Dei
ante
oculos
ejus.
3
For
in
his
sight
he
hath
done
deceitfully,
that
his
iniquity
may
be
found
unto
hatred.
3
Quoniam
dolose
egit
in
conspectu
ejus,
ut
inveniatur
iniquitas
ejus
ad
odium.
4
The
words
of
his
mouth
are
iniquity
and
guile:
he
would
not
understand
that
he
might
do
well.
4
Verba
oris
ejus
iniquitas,
et
dolus;
noluit
intelligere
ut
bene
ageret.
5
He
hath
devised
iniquity
on
his
bed,
he
hath
set
himself
on
every
way
that
is
not
good:
but
evil
he
hath
not
hated.
5
Iniquitatem
meditatus
est
in
cubili
suo;
astitit
omni
viæ
non
bonæ:
malitiam
autem
non
odivit.
6
O
Lord,
thy
mercy
is
in
heaven,
and
thy
truth
reacheth
even
to
the
clouds.
6
Domine,
in
cælo
misericordia
tua,
et
veritas
tua
usque
ad
nubes.
7
Thy
justice
is
as
the
mountains
of
God,
thy
judgments
are
a
great
deep.
Men
and
beasts
thou
wilt
preserve,
O
Lord:
7
Justitia
tua
sicut
montes
Dei;
judicia
tua
abyssus
multa.
Homines
et
jumenta
salvabis,
Domine,
8
O
how
hast
thou
multiplied
thy
mercy,
O
God!
But
the
children
of
men
shall
put
their
trust
under
the
cover
of
thy
wings.
8
quemadmodum
multiplicasti
misericordiam
tuam,
Deus.
Filii
autem
hominum
in
tegmine
alarum
tuarum
sperabunt.
9
They
shall
be
inebriated
with
the
plenty
of
thy
house;
and
thou
shalt
make
them
drink
of
the
torrent
of
thy
pleasure.
9
Inebriabuntur
ab
ubertate
domus
tuæ,
et
torrente
voluptatis
tuæ
potabis
eos:
10
For
with
thee
is
the
fountain
of
life;
and
in
thy
light
we
shall
see
light.
10
quoniam
apud
te
est
fons
vitæ,
et
in
lumine
tuo
videbimus
lumen.
11
Extend
thy
mercy
to
them
that
know
thee,
and
thy
justice
to
them
that
are
right
in
heart.
11
Prætende
misericordiam
tuam
scientibus
te,
et
justitiam
tuam
his
qui
recto
sunt
corde.
12
Let
not
the
foot
of
pride
come
to
me,
and
let
not
the
hand
of
the
sinner
move
me.
12
Non
veniat
mihi
pes
superbiæ,
et
manus
peccatoris
non
moveat
me.
13
There
the
workers
of
iniquity
are
fallen,
they
are
cast
out,
and
could
not
stand.
13
Ibi
ceciderunt
qui
operantur
iniquitatem;
expulsi
sunt,
nec
potuerunt
stare.