Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Unto
the
end,
in
verses,
understanding
for
David.
1
In
finem,
in
carminibus.
Intellectus
David.
2
Hear,
O
God,
my
prayer,
and
despise
not
my
supplication:
2
Exaudi,
Deus,
orationem
meam,
et
ne
despexeris
deprecationem
meam:
3
Be
attentive
to
me
and
hear
me.
I
am
grieved
in
my
exercise;
and
am
troubled,
3
intende
mihi,
et
exaudi
me.
Contristatus
sum
in
exercitatione
mea,
et
conturbatus
sum
4
At
the
voice
of
the
enemy,
and
at
the
tribulation
of
the
sinner.
For
they
have
cast
iniquities
upon
me:
and
in
wrath
they
were
troublesome
to
me.
4
a
voce
inimici,
et
a
tribulatione
peccatoris.
Quoniam
declinaverunt
in
me
iniquitates,
et
in
ira
molesti
erant
mihi.
5
My
heart
is
troubled
within
me:
and
the
fear
of
death
is
fallen
upon
me.
5
Cor
meum
conturbatum
est
in
me,
et
formido
mortis
cecidit
super
me.
6
Fear
and
trembling
are
come
upon
me:
and
darkness
hath
covered
me.
6
Timor
et
tremor
venerunt
super
me,
et
contexerunt
me
tenebræ.
7
And
I
said:
Who
will
give
me
wings
like
a
dove,
and
I
will
fly
and
be
at
rest?
7
Et
dixi:
Quis
dabit
mihi
pennas
sicut
columbæ,
et
volabo,
et
requiescam?
8
Lo,
I
have
gone
far
off
flying
away;
and
I
abode
in
the
wilderness.
8
Ecce
elongavi
fugiens,
et
mansi
in
solitudine.
9
I
waited
for
him
that
hath
saved
me
from
pusillanimity
of
spirit,
and
a
storm.
9
Exspectabam
eum
qui
salvum
me
fecit
a
pusillanimitate
spiritus,
et
tempestate.
10
Cast
down,
O
Lord,
and
divide
their
tongues;
for
I
have
seen
iniquity
and
contradiction
in
the
city.
10
Præcipita,
Domine;
divide
linguas
eorum:
quoniam
vidi
iniquitatem
et
contradictionem
in
civitate.
11
Day
and
night
shall
iniquity
surround
it
upon
its
walls:
and
in
the
midst
thereof
are
labour,
11
Die
ac
nocte
circumdabit
eam
super
muros
ejus
iniquitas;
et
labor
in
medio
ejus,
12
And
injustice.
And
usury
and
deceit
have
not
departed
from
its
streets.
12
et
injustitia:
et
non
defecit
de
plateis
ejus
usura
et
dolus.
13
For
if
my
enemy
had
reviled
me,
I
would
verily
have
borne
with
it.
And
if
he
that
hated
me
had
spoken
great
things
against
me,
I
would
perhaps
have
hidden
my
self
from
him.
13
Quoniam
si
inimicus
meus
maledixisset
mihi,
sustinuissem
utique.
Et
si
is
qui
oderat
me
super
me
magna
locutus
fuisset,
abscondissem
me
forsitan
ab
eo.
14
But
thou
a
man
of
one
mind,
my
guide,
and
my
familiar,
14
Tu
vero
homo
unanimis,
dux
meus,
et
notus
meus:
15
Who
didst
take
sweetmeats
together
with
me:
in
the
house
of
God
we
walked
with
consent.
15
qui
simul
mecum
dulces
capiebas
cibos;
in
domo
Dei
ambulavimus
cum
consensu.
16
Let
death
come
upon
them,
and
let
them
go
down
alive
into
hell.
For
there
is
wickedness
in
their
dwellings:
in
the
midst
of
them.
16
Veniat
mors
super
illos,
et
descendant
in
infernum
viventes:
quoniam
nequitiæ
in
habitaculis
eorum,
in
medio
eorum.
17
But
I
have
cried
to
God:
and
the
Lord
will
save
me.
17
Ego
autem
ad
Deum
clamavi,
et
Dominus
salvabit
me.
18
Evening
and
morning,
and
at
noon
I
will
speak
and
declare:
and
he
shall
hear
my
voice.
18
Vespere,
et
mane,
et
meridie,
narrabo,
et
annuntiabo;
et
exaudiet
vocem
meam.
19
He
shall
redeem
my
soul
in
peace
from
them
that
draw
near
to
me:
for
among
many
they
were
with
me.
19
Redimet
in
pace
animam
meam
ab
his
qui
appropinquant
mihi:
quoniam
inter
multos
erant
mecum.
20
God
shall
hear,
and
the
Eternal
shall
humble
them.
For
there
is
no
change
with
them,
and
they
have
not
feared
God:
20
Exaudiet
Deus,
et
humiliabit
illos,
qui
est
ante
sæcula.
Non
enim
est
illis
commutatio,
et
non
timuerunt
Deum.
21
He
hath
stretched
forth
his
hand
to
repay.
They
have
defiled
his
covenant,
21
Extendit
manum
suam
in
retribuendo;
contaminaverunt
testamentum
ejus:
22
They
are
divided
by
the
wrath
of
his
countenance,
and
his
heart
hath
drawn
near.
His
words
are
smoother
than
oil,
and
the
same
are
darts.
22
divisi
sunt
ab
ira
vultus
ejus,
et
appropinquavit
cor
illius.
Molliti
sunt
sermones
ejus
super
oleum;
et
ipsi
sunt
jacula.
23
Cast
thy
care
upon
the
Lord,
and
he
shall
sustain
thee:
he
shall
not
suffer
the
just
to
waver
for
ever.
23
Jacta
super
Dominum
curam
tuam,
et
ipse
te
enutriet;
non
dabit
in
æternum
fluctuationem
justo.
24
But
thou,
O
God,
shalt
bring
them
down
into
the
pit
of
destruction.
Bloody
and
deceitful
men
shall
not
live
out
half
their
days;
but
I
will
trust
in
thee,
O
Lord.
24
Tu
vero,
Deus,
deduces
eos
in
puteum
interitus.
Viri
sanguinum
et
dolosi
non
dimidiabunt
dies
suos;
ego
autem
sperabo
in
te,
Domine.