Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Unto
the
end,
for
a
people
that
is
removed
at
a
distance
from
the
sanctuary:
for
David,
for
an
inscription
of
a
title
or
pillar)
when
the
Philistines
held
him
in
Geth.
1
In
finem,
pro
populo
qui
a
sanctis
longe
factus
est.
David
in
tituli
inscriptionem,
cum
tenuerunt
eum
Allophyli
in
Geth.
2
Have
mercy
on
me,
O
God,
for
man
hath
trodden
me
under
foot;
all
the
day
long
he
hath
afflicted
me
fighting
against
me.
2
Miserere
mei,
Deus,
quoniam
conculcavit
me
homo;
tota
die
impugnans,
tribulavit
me.
3
My
enemies
have
trodden
on
me
all
the
day
long;
for
they
are
many
that
make
war
against
me.
3
Conculcaverunt
me
inimici
mei
tota
die,
quoniam
multi
bellantes
adversum
me.
4
From
the
height
of
the
day
I
shall
fear:
but
I
will
trust
in
thee.
4
Ab
altitudine
diei
timebo:
ego
vero
in
te
sperabo.
5
In
God
I
will
praise
my
words,
in
God
I
have
put
my
trust:
I
will
not
fear
what
flesh
can
do
against
me.
5
In
Deo
laudabo
sermones
meos;
in
Deo
speravi:
non
timebo
quid
faciat
mihi
caro.
6
All
the
day
long
they
detested
my
words:
all
their
thoughts
were
against
me
unto
evil.
6
Tota
die
verba
mea
execrabantur;
adversum
me
omnes
cogitationes
eorum
in
malum.
7
They
will
dwell
and
hide
themselves:
they
will
watch
my
heel.
As
they
have
waited
for
my
soul,
7
Inhabitabunt,
et
abscondent;
ipsi
calcaneum
meum
observabunt.
Sicut
sustinuerunt
animam
meam,
8
For
nothing
shalt
thou
save
them:
in
thy
anger
thou
shalt
break
the
people
in
pieces.
O
God,
8
pro
nihilo
salvos
facies
illos;
in
ira
populos
confringes.
9
I
have
declared
to
thee
my
life:
thou
hast
set
me
tears
in
thy
sight,
As
also
in
thy
promise.
9
Deus,
vitam
meam
annuntiavi
tibi;
posuisti
lacrimas
meas
in
conspectu
tuo,
sicut
et
in
promissione
tua:
10
Then
shall
my
enemies
be
turned
back.
In
what
day
soever
I
shall
call
upon
thee,
behold
I
know
thou
art
my
God.
10
tunc
convertentur
inimici
mei
retrorsum.
In
quacumque
die
invocavero
te,
ecce
cognovi
quoniam
Deus
meus
es.
11
In
God
will
I
praise
the
word,
in
the
Lord
will
I
praise
his
speech.
In
God
have
I
hoped,
I
will
not
fear
what
man
can
do
to
me.
11
In
Deo
laudabo
verbum;
in
Domino
laudabo
sermonem.
In
Deo
speravi:
non
timebo
quid
faciat
mihi
homo.
12
In
me,
O
God,
are
vows
to
thee,
which
I
will
pay,
praises
to
thee:
12
In
me
sunt,
Deus,
vota
tua,
quæ
reddam,
laudationes
tibi:
13
Because
thou
hast
delivered
my
soul
from
death,
my
feet
from
falling:
that
I
may
please
in
the
sight
of
God,
in
the
light
of
the
living.
13
quoniam
eripuisti
animam
meam
de
morte,
et
pedes
meos
de
lapsu,
ut
placeam
coram
Deo
in
lumine
viventium.