Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Unto
the
end,
for
the
sons
of
Core,
to
give
understanding.
1
In
finem.
Filiis
Core
ad
intellectum.
2
We
have
heard,
O
God,
with
our
ears:
our
fathers
have
declared
to
us,
The
work
thou
hast
wrought
in
their
days,
and
in
the
days
of
old.
2
Deus,
auribus
nostris
audivimus,
patres
nostri
annuntiaverunt
nobis,
opus
quod
operatus
es
in
diebus
eorum,
et
in
diebus
antiquis.
3
Thy
hand
destroyed
the
Gentiles,
and
thou
plantedst
them:
thou
didst
afflict
the
people
and
cast
them
out.
3
Manus
tua
gentes
disperdidit,
et
plantasti
eos;
afflixisti
populos,
et
expulisti
eos.
4
For
they
got
not
the
possession
of
the
land
by
their
own
sword:
neither
did
their
own
arm
save
them.
But
thy
right
hand
and
thy
arm,
and
the
light
of
thy
countenance:
because
thou
wast
pleased
with
them.
4
Nec
enim
in
gladio
suo
possederunt
terram,
et
brachium
eorum
non
salvavit
eos:
sed
dextera
tua
et
brachium
tuum,
et
illuminatio
vultus
tui,
quoniam
complacuisti
in
eis.
5
Thou
art
thyself
my
king
and
my
God,
who
commandest
the
saving
of
Jacob.
5
Tu
es
ipse
rex
meus
et
Deus
meus,
qui
mandas
salutes
Jacob.
6
Through
thee
we
will
push
down
our
enemies
with
the
horn:
and
through
thy
name
we
will
despise
them
that
rise
up
against
us.
6
In
te
inimicos
nostros
ventilabimus
cornu,
et
in
nomine
tuo
spernemus
insurgentes
in
nobis.
7
For
I
will
not
trust
in
my
bow:
neither
shall
my
sword
save
me.
7
Non
enim
in
arcu
meo
sperabo,
et
gladius
meus
non
salvabit
me:
8
But
thou
hast
saved
us
from
them
that
afflict
us:
and
hast
put
them
to
shame
that
hate
us.
8
salvasti
enim
nos
de
affligentibus
nos,
et
odientes
nos
confudisti.
9
In
God
shall
we
glory
all
the
day
long:
and
in
thy
name
we
will
give
praise
for
ever.
9
In
Deo
laudabimur
tota
die,
et
in
nomine
tuo
confitebimur
in
sæculum.
10
But
now
thou
hast
cast
us
off,
and
put
us
to
shame:
and
thou,
O
God,
wilt
not
go
out
with
our
armies.
10
Nunc
autem
repulisti
et
confudisti
nos,
et
non
egredieris,
Deus,
in
virtutibus
nostris.
11
Thou
hast
made
us
turn
our
back
to
our
enemies:
and
they
that
hated
us
plundered
for
themselves.
11
Avertisti
nos
retrorsum
post
inimicos
nostros,
et
qui
oderunt
nos
diripiebant
sibi.
12
Thou
hast
given
us
up
like
sheep
to
be
eaten:
thou
hast
scattered
us
among
the
nations.
12
Dedisti
nos
tamquam
oves
escarum,
et
in
gentibus
dispersisti
nos.
13
Thou
hast
sold
thy
people
for
no
price:
and
there
was
no
reckoning
in
the
exchange
of
them.
13
Vendidisti
populum
tuum
sine
pretio,
et
non
fuit
multitudo
in
commutationibus
eorum.
14
Thou
hast
made
us
a
reproach
to
our
neighbours,
a
scoff
and
derision
to
them
that
are
round
about
us.
14
Posuisti
nos
opprobrium
vicinis
nostris;
subsannationem
et
derisum
his
qui
sunt
in
circuitu
nostro.
15
Thou
hast
made
us
a
byword
among
the
Gentiles:
a
shaking
of
the
head
among
the
people.
15
Posuisti
nos
in
similitudinem
gentibus;
commotionem
capitis
in
populis.
16
All
the
day
long
my
shame
is
before
me:
and
the
confusion
of
my
face
hath
covered
me,
16
Tota
die
verecundia
mea
contra
me
est,
et
confusio
faciei
meæ
cooperuit
me:
17
At
the
voice
of
him
that
reproacheth
and
detracteth
me:
at
the
face
of
the
enemy
and
persecutor.
17
a
voce
exprobrantis
et
obloquentis,
a
facie
inimici
et
persequentis.
18
All
these
things
have
come
upon
us,
yet
we
have
not
forgotten
thee:
and
we
have
not
done
wickedly
in
thy
covenant.
18
Hæc
omnia
venerunt
super
nos;
nec
obliti
sumus
te,
et
inique
non
egimus
in
testamento
tuo.
19
And
our
heart
hath
not
turned
back:
neither
hast
thou
turned
aside
our
steps
from
thy
way.
19
Et
non
recessit
retro
cor
nostrum;
et
declinasti
semitas
nostras
a
via
tua:
20
For
thou
hast
humbled
us
in
the
place
of
affliction:
and
the
shadow
of
death
hath
covered
us.
20
quoniam
humiliasti
nos
in
loco
afflictionis,
et
cooperuit
nos
umbra
mortis.
21
If
we
have
forgotten
the
name
of
our
God,
and
if
we
have
spread
forth
our
hands
to
a
strange
god:
21
Si
obliti
sumus
nomen
Dei
nostri,
et
si
expandimus
manus
nostras
ad
deum
alienum,
22
Shall
not
God
search
out
these
things:
for
he
knoweth
the
secrets
of
the
heart.
Because
for
thy
sake
we
are
killed
all
the
day
long:
we
are
counted
as
sheep
for
the
slaughter.
22
nonne
Deus
requiret
ista?
ipse
enim
novit
abscondita
cordis.
Quoniam
propter
te
mortificamur
tota
die;
æstimati
sumus
sicut
oves
occisionis.
23
Arise,
why
sleepest
thou,
O
Lord?
arise,
and
cast
us
not
off
to
the
end.
23
Exsurge;
quare
obdormis,
Domine?
exsurge,
et
ne
repellas
in
finem.
24
Why
turnest
thou
thy
face
away?
and
forgettest
our
want
and
our
trouble?
24
Quare
faciem
tuam
avertis?
oblivisceris
inopiæ
nostræ
et
tribulationis
nostræ?
25
For
our
soul
is
humbled
down
to
the
dust:
our
belly
cleaveth
to
the
earth.
25
Quoniam
humiliata
est
in
pulvere
anima
nostra;
conglutinatus
est
in
terra
venter
noster.
26
Arise,
O
Lord,
help
us
and
redeem
us
for
thy
name's
sake.
26
Exsurge,
Domine,
adjuva
nos,
et
redime
nos
propter
nomen
tuum.