Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Unto
the
end,
a
psalm
of
David,
1
In
finem.
Psalmus
David,
2
When
Nathan
the
prophet
came
to
him,
after
he
had
sinned
with
Bethsabee.
2
cum
venit
ad
eum
Nathan
propheta,
quando
intravit
ad
Bethsabee.
3
Have
mercy
on
me,
O
God,
according
to
thy
great
mercy.
And
according
to
the
multitude
of
thy
tender
mercies
blot
out
my
iniquity.
3
Miserere
mei,
Deus,
secundum
magnam
misericordiam
tuam;
et
secundum
multitudinem
miserationum
tuarum,
dele
iniquitatem
meam.
4
Wash
me
yet
more
from
my
iniquity,
and
cleanse
me
from
my
sin.
4
Amplius
lava
me
ab
iniquitate
mea,
et
a
peccato
meo
munda
me.
5
For
I
know
my
iniquity,
and
my
sin
is
always
before
me.
5
Quoniam
iniquitatem
meam
ego
cognosco,
et
peccatum
meum
contra
me
est
semper.
6
To
thee
only
have
I
sinned,
and
have
done
evil
before
thee:
that
thou
mayst
be
justified
in
thy
words,
and
mayst
overcome
when
thou
art
judged.
6
Tibi
soli
peccavi,
et
malum
coram
te
feci;
ut
justificeris
in
sermonibus
tuis,
et
vincas
cum
judicaris.
7
For
behold
I
was
conceived
in
iniquities;
and
in
sins
did
my
mother
conceive
me.
7
Ecce
enim
in
iniquitatibus
conceptus
sum,
et
in
peccatis
concepit
me
mater
mea.
8
For
behold
thou
hast
loved
truth:
the
uncertain
and
hidden
things
of
thy
wisdom
thou
hast
made
manifest
to
me.
8
Ecce
enim
veritatem
dilexisti;
incerta
et
occulta
sapientiæ
tuæ
manifestasti
mihi.
9
Thou
shalt
sprinkle
me
with
hyssop,
and
I
shall
be
cleansed:
thou
shalt
wash
me,
and
I
shall
be
made
whiter
than
snow.
9
Asperges
me
hyssopo,
et
mundabor;
lavabis
me,
et
super
nivem
dealbabor.
10
To
my
hearing
thou
shalt
give
joy
and
gladness:
and
the
bones
that
have
been
humbled
shall
rejoice.
10
Auditui
meo
dabis
gaudium
et
lætitiam,
et
exsultabunt
ossa
humiliata.
11
Turn
away
thy
face
from
my
sins,
and
blot
out
all
my
iniquities.
11
Averte
faciem
tuam
a
peccatis
meis,
et
omnes
iniquitates
meas
dele.
12
Create
a
clean
heart
in
me,
O
God:
and
renew
a
right
spirit
within
my
bowels.
12
Cor
mundum
crea
in
me,
Deus,
et
spiritum
rectum
innova
in
visceribus
meis.
13
Cast
me
not
away
from
thy
face;
and
take
not
thy
holy
spirit
from
me.
13
Ne
projicias
me
a
facie
tua,
et
spiritum
sanctum
tuum
ne
auferas
a
me.
14
Restore
unto
me
the
joy
of
thy
salvation,
and
strengthen
me
with
a
perfect
spirit.
14
Redde
mihi
lætitiam
salutaris
tui,
et
spiritu
principali
confirma
me.
15
I
will
teach
the
unjust
thy
ways:
and
the
wicked
shall
be
converted
to
thee.
15
Docebo
iniquos
vias
tuas,
et
impii
ad
te
convertentur.
16
Deliver
me
from
blood,
O
God,
thou
God
of
my
salvation:
and
my
tongue
shall
extol
thy
justice.
16
Libera
me
de
sanguinibus,
Deus,
Deus
salutis
meæ,
et
exsultabit
lingua
mea
justitiam
tuam.
17
O
Lord,
thou
wilt
open
my
lips:
and
my
mouth
shall
declare
thy
praise.
17
Domine,
labia
mea
aperies,
et
os
meum
annuntiabit
laudem
tuam.
18
For
if
thou
hadst
desired
sacrifice,
I
would
indeed
have
given
it:
with
burnt
offerings
thou
wilt
not
be
delighted.
18
Quoniam
si
voluisses
sacrificium,
dedissem
utique;
holocaustis
non
delectaberis.
19
A
sacrifice
to
God
is
an
afflicted
spirit:
a
contrite
and
humbled
heart,
O
God,
thou
wilt
not
despise.
19
Sacrificium
Deo
spiritus
contribulatus;
cor
contritum
et
humiliatum,
Deus,
non
despicies.
20
Deal
favourably,
O
Lord,
in
thy
good
will
with
Sion;
that
the
walls
of
Jerusalem
may
be
built
up.
20
Benigne
fac,
Domine,
in
bona
voluntate
tua
Sion,
ut
ædificentur
muri
Jerusalem.
21
Then
shalt
thou
accept
the
sacrifice
of
justice,
oblations
and
whole
burnt
offerings:
then
shall
they
lay
calves
upon
thy
altar.
21
Tunc
acceptabis
sacrificium
justitiæ,
oblationes
et
holocausta;
tunc
imponent
super
altare
tuum
vitulos.