Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Unto
the
end,
destroy
not,
for
David,
for
an
inscription
of
a
title.
1
In
finem,
ne
disperdas.
David
in
tituli
inscriptionem.
2
If
in
very
deed
ye
speak
justice:
judge
right
things,
ye
sons
of
men.
2
Si
vere
utique
justitiam
loquimini,
recta
judicate,
filii
hominum.
3
For
in
your
heart
you
work
iniquity:
your
hands
forge
injustice
in
the
earth.
3
Etenim
in
corde
iniquitates
operamini;
in
terra
injustitias
manus
vestræ
concinnant.
4
The
wicked
are
alienated
from
the
womb;
they
have
gone
astray
from
the
womb:
they
have
spoken
false
things.
4
Alienati
sunt
peccatores
a
vulva;
erraverunt
ab
utero:
locuti
sunt
falsa.
5
Their
madness
is
according
to
the
likeness
of
a
serpent:
like
the
deaf
asp
that
stoppeth
her
ears:
5
Furor
illis
secundum
similitudinem
serpentis,
sicut
aspidis
surdæ
et
obturantis
aures
suas,
6
Which
will
not
hear
the
voice
of
the
charmers;
nor
of
the
wizard
that
charmeth
wisely.
6
quæ
non
exaudiet
vocem
incantantium,
et
venefici
incantantis
sapienter.
7
God
shall
break
in
pieces
their
teeth
in
their
mouth:
the
Lord
shall
break
the
grinders
of
the
lions.
7
Deus
conteret
dentes
eorum
in
ore
ipsorum;
molas
leonum
confringet
Dominus.
8
They
shall
come
to
nothing,
like
water
running
down;
he
hath
bent
his
bow
till
they
be
weakened.
8
Ad
nihilum
devenient
tamquam
aqua
decurrens;
intendit
arcum
suum
donec
infirmentur.
9
Like
wax
that
melteth
they
shall
be
taken
away:
fire
hath
fallen
on
them,
and
they
shall
not
see
the
sun.
9
Sicut
cera
quæ
fluit
auferentur;
supercecidit
ignis,
et
non
viderunt
solem.
10
Before
your
thorns
could
know
the
brier;
he
swalloweth
them
up,
as
alive,
in
his
wrath.
10
Priusquam
intelligerent
spinæ
vestræ
rhamnum,
sicut
viventes
sic
in
ira
absorbet
eos.
11
The
just
shall
rejoice
when
he
shall
see
the
revenge:
he
shall
wash
his
hands
in
the
blood
of
the
sinner.
11
Lætabitur
justus
cum
viderit
vindictam;
manus
suas
lavabit
in
sanguine
peccatoris.
12
And
man
shall
say:
If
indeed
there
be
fruit
to
the
just:
there
is
indeed
a
God
that
judgeth
them
on
the
earth.
12
Et
dicet
homo:
Si
utique
est
fructus
justo,
utique
est
Deus
judicans
eos
in
terra.