Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
A
psalm
of
David
while
he
was
in
the
desert
of
Edom.
1
Psalmus
David,
cum
esset
in
deserto
Idumææ.
2
O
God,
my
God,
to
thee
do
I
watch
at
break
of
day.
For
thee
my
soul
hath
thirsted;
for
thee
my
flesh,
O
how
many
ways!
2
Deus,
Deus
meus,
ad
te
de
luce
vigilo.
Sitivit
in
te
anima
mea;
quam
multipliciter
tibi
caro
mea!
3
In
a
desert
land,
and
where
there
is
no
way,
and
no
water:
so
in
the
sanctuary
have
I
come
before
thee,
to
see
thy
power
and
thy
glory.
3
In
terra
deserta,
et
invia,
et
inaquosa,
sic
in
sancto
apparui
tibi,
ut
viderem
virtutem
tuam
et
gloriam
tuam.
4
For
thy
mercy
is
better
than
lives:
thee
my
lips
will
praise.
4
Quoniam
melior
est
misericordia
tua
super
vitas,
labia
mea
laudabunt
te.
5
Thus
will
I
bless
thee
all
my
life
long:
and
in
thy
name
I
will
lift
up
my
hands.
5
Sic
benedicam
te
in
vita
mea,
et
in
nomine
tuo
levabo
manus
meas.
6
Let
my
soul
be
filled
as
with
marrow
and
fatness:
and
my
mouth
shall
praise
thee
with
joyful
lips.
6
Sicut
adipe
et
pinguedine
repleatur
anima
mea,
et
labiis
exsultationis
laudabit
os
meum.
7
If
I
have
remembered
thee
upon
my
bed,
I
will
meditate
on
thee
in
the
morning:
7
Si
memor
fui
tui
super
stratum
meum,
in
matutinis
meditabor
in
te.
8
Because
thou
hast
been
my
helper.
And
I
will
rejoice
under
the
cover
of
thy
wings:
8
Quia
fuisti
adjutor
meus,
et
in
velamento
alarum
tuarum
exsultabo.
9
My
soul
hath
stuck
close
to
thee:
thy
right
hand
hath
received
me.
9
Adhæsit
anima
mea
post
te;
me
suscepit
dextera
tua.
10
But
they
have
sought
my
soul
in
vain,
they
shall
go
into
the
lower
parts
of
the
earth:
10
Ipsi
vero
in
vanum
quæsierunt
animam
meam:
introibunt
in
inferiora
terræ;
11
They
shall
be
delivered
into
the
hands
of
the
sword,
they
shall
be
the
portions
of
foxes.
11
tradentur
in
manus
gladii:
partes
vulpium
erunt.
12
But
the
king
shall
rejoice
in
God,
all
they
shall
be
praised
that
swear
by
him:
because
the
mouth
is
stopped
of
them
that
speak
wicked
things.
12
Rex
vero
lætabitur
in
Deo;
laudabuntur
omnes
qui
jurant
in
eo:
quia
obstructum
est
os
loquentium
iniqua.