Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Unto
the
end,
a
psalm
for
David.
1
In
finem.
Psalmus
David.
2
Hear
O
God,
my
prayer,
when
I
make
supplication
to
thee:
deliver
my
soul
from
the
fear
of
the
enemy.
2
Exaudi,
Deus,
orationem
meam
cum
deprecor;
a
timore
inimici
eripe
animam
meam.
3
Thou
hast
protected
me
from
the
assembly
of
the
malignant;
from
the
multitude
of
the
workers
of
iniquity.
3
Protexisti
me
a
conventu
malignantium,
a
multitudine
operantium
iniquitatem.
4
For
they
have
whetted
their
tongues
like
a
sword;
they
have
bent
their
bow
a
bitter
thing,
4
Quia
exacuerunt
ut
gladium
linguas
suas;
intenderunt
arcum
rem
amaram,
5
To
shoot
in
secret
the
undefiled.
5
ut
sagittent
in
occultis
immaculatum.
6
They
will
shoot
at
him
on
a
sudden,
and
will
not
fear:
they
are
resolute
in
wickedness.
They
have
talked
of
hiding
snares;
they
have
said:
Who
shall
see
them?
6
Subito
sagittabunt
eum,
et
non
timebunt;
firmaverunt
sibi
sermonem
nequam.
Narraverunt
ut
absconderent
laqueos;
dixerunt:
Quis
videbit
eos?
7
They
have
searched
after
iniquities:
they
have
failed
in
their
search.
Man
shall
come
to
a
deep
heart:
7
Scrutati
sunt
iniquitates;
defecerunt
scrutantes
scrutinio.
Accedet
homo
ad
cor
altum,
8
And
God
shall
be
exalted.
The
arrows
of
children
are
their
wounds:
8
et
exaltabitur
Deus.
Sagittæ
parvulorum
factæ
sunt
plagæ
eorum,
9
And
their
tongues
against
them
are
made
weak.
All
that
saw
them
were
troubled;
9
et
infirmatæ
sunt
contra
eos
linguæ
eorum.
Conturbati
sunt
omnes
qui
videbant
eos,
10
And
every
man
was
afraid.
And
they
declared
the
works
of
God,
and
understood
his
doings.
10
et
timuit
omnis
homo.
Et
annuntiaverunt
opera
Dei,
et
facta
ejus
intellexerunt.
11
The
just
shall
rejoice
in
the
Lord,
and
shall
hope
in
him:
and
all
the
upright
in
heart
shall
be
praised.
11
Lætabitur
justus
in
Domino,
et
sperabit
in
eo,
et
laudabuntur
omnes
recti
corde.