Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
To
the
end,
a
psalm
of
David.
The
canticle
of
Jeremias
and
Ezechiel
to
the
people
of
the
captivity,
when
they
began
to
go
out.
1
In
finem.
Psalmus
David,
canticum
Jeremiæ
et
Ezechielis
populo
transmigrationis,
cum
inciperent
exire.
2
A
hymn,
O
God,
becometh
thee
in
Sion:
and
a
vow
shall
be
paid
to
thee
in
Jerusalem.
2
Te
decet
hymnus,
Deus,
in
Sion,
et
tibi
reddetur
votum
in
Jerusalem.
3
O
hear
my
prayer:
all
flesh
shall
come
to
thee.
3
Exaudi
orationem
meam;
ad
te
omnis
caro
veniet.
4
The
words
of
the
wicked
have
prevailed
over
us:
and
thou
wilt
pardon
our
transgressions.
4
Verba
iniquorum
prævaluerunt
super
nos,
et
impietatibus
nostris
tu
propitiaberis.
5
Blessed
is
he
whom
thou
hast
chosen
and
taken
to
thee:
he
shall
dwell
in
thy
courts.
We
shall
be
filled
with
the
good
things
of
thy
house;
holy
is
thy
temple,
5
Beatus
quem
elegisti
et
assumpsisti:
inhabitabit
in
atriis
tuis.
Replebimur
in
bonis
domus
tuæ;
sanctum
est
templum
tuum,
6
Wonderful
in
justice.
Hear
us,
O
God
our
saviour,
who
art
the
hope
of
all
the
ends
of
the
earth,
and
in
the
sea
afar
off.
6
mirabile
in
æquitate.
Exaudi
nos,
Deus,
salutaris
noster,
spes
omnium
finium
terræ,
et
in
mari
longe.
7
Thou
who
preparest
the
mountains
by
thy
strength,
being
girded
with
power:
7
Præparans
montes
in
virtute
tua,
accinctus
potentia;
8
Who
troublest
the
depth
of
the
sea,
the
noise
of
its
waves.
The
Gentiles
shall
be
troubled,
8
qui
conturbas
profundum
maris,
sonum
fluctuum
ejus.
Turbabuntur
gentes,
9
And
they
that
dwell
in
the
uttermost
borders
shall
be
afraid
at
thy
signs:
thou
shalt
make
the
outgoings
of
the
morning
and
of
the
evening
to
be
joyful.
9
et
timebunt
qui
habitant
terminos
a
signis
tuis;
exitus
matutini
et
vespere
delectabis.
10
Thou
hast
visited
the
earth,
and
hast
plentifully
watered
it;
thou
hast
many
ways
enriched
it.
The
river
of
God
is
filled
with
water,
thou
hast
prepared
their
food:
for
so
is
its
preparation.
10
Visitasti
terram,
et
inebriasti
eam;
multiplicasti
locupletare
eam.
Flumen
Dei
repletum
est
aquis;
parasti
cibum
illorum:
quoniam
ita
est
præparatio
ejus.
11
Fill
up
plentifully
the
streams
thereof,
multiply
its
fruits;
it
shall
spring
up
and
rejoice
in
its
showers.
11
Rivos
ejus
inebria;
multiplica
genimina
ejus:
in
stillicidiis
ejus
lætabitur
germinans.
12
Thou
shalt
bless
the
crown
of
the
year
of
thy
goodness:
and
thy
fields
shall
be
filled
with
plenty.
12
Benedices
coronæ
anni
benignitatis
tuæ,
et
campi
tui
replebuntur
ubertate.
13
The
beautiful
places
of
the
wilderness
shall
grow
fat:
and
the
hills
shall
be
girded
about
with
joy,
13
Pinguescent
speciosa
deserti,
et
exsultatione
colles
accingentur.
14
The
rams
of
the
flock
are
clothed,
and
the
vales
shall
abound
with
corn:
they
shall
shout,
yea
they
shall
sing
a
hymn.
14
Induti
sunt
arietes
ovium,
et
valles
abundabunt
frumento;
clamabunt,
etenim
hymnum
dicent.