Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Unto
the
end,
for
them
that
shall
be
changed,
for
the
inscription
of
a
title,
to
David
himself,
for
doctrine,
1
In
finem,
pro
his
qui
immutabuntur,
in
tituli
inscriptionem
ipsi
David,
in
doctrinam,
2
When
he
set
fire
to
Mesopotamia
of
Syria
and
Sobal:
and
Joab
returned
and
slew
of
Edom,
in
the
vale
of
the
saltpits,
twelve
thousand
men.
2
cum
succendit
Mesopotamiam
Syriæ
et
Sobal,
et
convertit
Joab,
et
percussit
Idumæam
in
valle
Salinarum
duodecim
millia.
3
O
God,
thou
hast
cast
us
off,
and
hast
destroyed
us;
thou
hast
been
angry,
and
hast
had
mercy
on
us.
3
Deus,
repulisti
nos,
et
destruxisti
nos;
iratus
es,
et
misertus
es
nobis.
4
Thou
hast
moved
the
earth,
and
hast
troubled
it:
heal
thou
the
breaches
thereof,
for
it
has
been
moved.
4
Commovisti
terram,
et
conturbasti
eam;
sana
contritiones
ejus,
quia
commota
est.
5
Thou
hast
shewn
thy
people
hard
things;
thou
hast
made
us
drink
the
wine
of
sorrow.
5
Ostendisti
populo
tuo
dura;
potasti
nos
vino
compunctionis.
6
Thou
hast
given
a
warning
to
them
that
fear
thee:
that
they
may
flee
from
before
the
bow:
That
thy
beloved
may
be
delivered.
6
Dedisti
metuentibus
te
significationem,
ut
fugiant
a
facie
arcus;
ut
liberentur
dilecti
tui.
7
Save
me
with
thy
right
hand,
and
hear
me.
7
Salvum
fac
dextera
tua,
et
exaudi
me.
8
God
hath
spoken
in
his
holy
place:
I
will
rejoice,
and
I
will
divide
Sichem;
and
will
mete
out
the
vale
of
tabernacles.
8
Deus
locutus
est
in
sancto
suo:
lætabor,
et
partibor
Sichimam;
et
convallem
tabernaculorum
metibor.
9
Galaad
is
mine,
and
Manasses
is
mine:
and
Ephraim
is
the
strength
of
my
head.
Juda
is
my
king:
9
Meus
est
Galaad,
et
meus
est
Manasses;
et
Ephraim
fortitudo
capitis
mei.
Juda
rex
meus;
10
Moab
is
the
pot
of
my
hope.
Into
Edom
will
I
stretch
out
my
shoe:
to
me
the
foreigners
are
made
subject.
10
Moab
olla
spei
meæ.
In
Idumæam
extendam
calceamentum
meum:
mihi
alienigenæ
subditi
sunt.
11
Who
will
bring
me
into
the
strong
city?
who
will
lead
me
into
Edom?
11
Quis
deducet
me
in
civitatem
munitam?
quis
deducet
me
usque
in
Idumæam?
12
Wilt
not
thou,
O
God,
who
hast
cast
us
off?
and
wilt
not
thou,
O
God,
go
out
with
our
armies?
12
nonne
tu,
Deus,
qui
repulisti
nos?
et
non
egredieris,
Deus,
in
virtutibus
nostris?
13
Give
us
help
from
trouble:
for
vain
is
the
salvation
of
man.
13
Da
nobis
auxilium
de
tribulatione,
quia
vana
salus
hominis.
14
Through
God
we
shall
do
mightily:
and
he
shall
bring
to
nothing
them
that
afflict
us.
14
In
Deo
faciemus
virtutem;
et
ipse
ad
nihilum
deducet
tribulantes
nos.