Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Unto
the
end,
for
Idithun,
a
psalm
of
David.
1
In
finem,
pro
Idithun.
Psalmus
David.
2
Shall
not
my
soul
be
subject
to
God?
for
from
him
is
my
salvation.
2
Nonne
Deo
subjecta
erit
anima
mea?
ab
ipso
enim
salutare
meum.
3
For
he
is
my
God
and
my
saviour:
he
is
my
protector,
I
shall
be
moved
no
more.
3
Nam
et
ipse
Deus
meus
et
salutaris
meus;
susceptor
meus,
non
movebor
amplius.
4
How
long
do
you
rush
in
upon
a
man?
you
all
kill,
as
if
you
were
thrusting
down
a
leaning
wall,
and
a
tottering
fence.
4
Quousque
irruitis
in
hominem?
interficitis
universi
vos,
tamquam
parieti
inclinato
et
maceriæ
depulsæ.
5
But
they
have
thought
to
cast
away
my
price;
I
ran
in
thirst:
they
blessed
with
their
mouth,
but
cursed
with
their
heart.
5
Verumtamen
pretium
meum
cogitaverunt
repellere;
cucurri
in
siti:
ore
suo
benedicebant,
et
corde
suo
maledicebant.
6
But
be
thou,
O
my
soul,
subject
to
God:
for
from
him
is
my
patience.
6
Verumtamen
Deo
subjecta
esto,
anima
mea,
quoniam
ab
ipso
patientia
mea:
7
For
he
is
my
God
and
my
saviour:
he
is
my
helper,
I
shall
not
be
moved.
7
quia
ipse
Deus
meus
et
salvator
meus,
adjutor
meus,
non
emigrabo.
8
In
God
is
my
salvation
and
my
glory:
he
is
the
God
of
my
help,
and
my
hope
is
in
God.
8
In
Deo
salutare
meum
et
gloria
mea;
Deus
auxilii
mei,
et
spes
mea
in
Deo
est.
9
Trust
in
him,
all
ye
congregation
of
people:
pour
out
your
hearts
before
him.
God
is
our
helper
for
ever.
9
Sperate
in
eo,
omnis
congregatio
populi;
effundite
coram
illo
corda
vestra:
Deus
adjutor
noster
in
æternum.
10
But
vain
are
the
sons
of
men,
the
sons
of
men
are
liars
in
the
balances:
that
by
vanity
they
may
together
deceive.
10
Verumtamen
vani
filii
hominum,
mendaces
filii
hominum
in
stateris,
ut
decipiant
ipsi
de
vanitate
in
idipsum.
11
Trust
not
in
iniquity,
and
covet
not
robberies:
if
riches
abound,
set
not
your
heart
upon
them.
11
Nolite
sperare
in
iniquitate,
et
rapinas
nolite
concupiscere;
divitiæ
si
affluant,
nolite
cor
apponere.
12
God
hath
spoken
once,
these
two
things
have
I
heard,
that
power
belongeth
to
God,
12
Semel
locutus
est
Deus;
duo
hæc
audivi:
quia
potestas
Dei
est,
13
And
mercy
to
thee,
O
Lord;
for
thou
wilt
render
to
every
man
according
to
his
works.
13
et
tibi,
Domine,
misericordia:
quia
tu
reddes
unicuique
juxta
opera
sua.