Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Unto
the
end,
for
Maeleth,
understandings
to
David.
The
fool
said
in
his
heart:
There
is
no
God.
1
In
finem,
pro
Maëleth
intelligentiæ
David.
Dixit
insipiens
in
corde
suo:
Non
est
Deus.
2
They
are
corrupted,
and
become
abominable
in
iniquities:
there
is
none
that
doth
good.
2
Corrupti
sunt,
et
abominabiles
facti
sunt
in
iniquitatibus;
non
est
qui
faciat
bonum.
3
God
looked
down
from
heaven
on
the
children
of
men:
to
see
if
there
were
any
that
did
understand,
or
did
seek
God.
3
Deus
de
cælo
prospexit
super
filios
hominum,
ut
videat
si
est
intelligens,
aut
requirens
Deum.
4
All
have
gone
aside,
they
are
become
unprofitable
together,
there
is
none
that
doth
good,
no
not
one.
4
Omnes
declinaverunt;
simul
inutiles
facti
sunt:
non
est
qui
faciat
bonum,
non
est
usque
ad
unum.
5
Shall
not
all
the
workers
of
iniquity
know,
who
eat
up
my
people
as
they
eat
bread?
5
Nonne
scient
omnes
qui
operantur
iniquitatem,
qui
devorant
plebem
meam
ut
cibum
panis?
6
They
have
not
called
upon
God:
there
have
they
trembled
for
fear,
where
there
was
no
fear.
For
God
hath
scattered
the
bones
of
them
that
please
men:
they
have
been
confounded,
because
God
hath
despised
them.
6
Deum
non
invocaverunt;
illic
trepidaverunt
timore,
ubi
non
erat
timor.
Quoniam
Deus
dissipavit
ossa
eorum
qui
hominibus
placent:
confusi
sunt,
quoniam
Deus
sprevit
eos.
7
Who
will
give
out
of
Sion
the
salvation
of
Israel?
when
God
shall
bring
back
the
captivity
of
his
people,
Jacob
shall
rejoice,
and
Israel
shall
be
glad.
7
Quis
dabit
ex
Sion
salutare
Israël?
cum
converterit
Deus
captivitatem
plebis
suæ,
exsultabit
Jacob,
et
lætabitur
Israël.