Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Unto
the
end,
for
them
that
shall
be
changed;
for
David.
1
In
finem,
pro
iis
qui
commutabuntur.
David.
2
Save
me,
O
God:
for
the
waters
are
come
in
even
unto
my
soul.
2
Salvum
me
fac,
Deus,
quoniam
intraverunt
aquæ
usque
ad
animam
meam.
3
I
stick
fast
in
the
mire
of
the
deep
and
there
is
no
sure
standing.
I
am
come
into
the
depth
of
the
sea,
and
a
tempest
hath
overwhelmed
me.
3
Infixus
sum
in
limo
profundi
et
non
est
substantia.
Veni
in
altitudinem
maris,
et
tempestas
demersit
me.
4
I
have
laboured
with
crying;
my
jaws
are
become
hoarse,
my
eyes
have
failed,
whilst
I
hope
in
my
God.
4
Laboravi
clamans,
raucæ
factæ
sunt
fauces
meæ;
defecerunt
oculi
mei,
dum
spero
in
Deum
meum.
5
They
are
multiplied
above
the
hairs
of
my
head,
who
hate
me
without
cause.
My
enemies
are
grown
strong
who
have
wrongfully
persecuted
me:
then
did
I
pay
that
which
I
took
not
away.
5
Multiplicati
sunt
super
capillos
capitis
mei
qui
oderunt
me
gratis.
Confortati
sunt
qui
persecuti
sunt
me
inimici
mei
injuste;
quæ
non
rapui,
tunc
exsolvebam.
6
O
God,
thou
knowest
my
foolishness;
and
my
offences
are
not
hidden
from
thee:
6
Deus,
tu
scis
insipientiam
meam;
et
delicta
mea
a
te
non
sunt
abscondita.
7
Let
not
them
be
ashamed
for
me,
who
look
for
thee,
O
Lord,
the
Lord
of
hosts.
Let
them
not
be
confounded
on
my
account,
who
seek
thee,
O
God
of
Israel.
7
Non
erubescant
in
me
qui
exspectant
te,
Domine,
Domine
virtutum;
non
confundantur
super
me
qui
quærunt
te,
Deus
Israël.
8
Because
for
thy
sake
I
have
borne
reproach;
shame
hath
covered
my
face.
8
Quoniam
propter
te
sustinui
opprobrium;
operuit
confusio
faciem
meam.
9
I
am
become
a
stranger
to
my
brethren,
and
an
alien
to
the
sons
of
my
mother.
9
Extraneus
factus
sum
fratribus
meis,
et
peregrinus
filiis
matris
meæ.
10
For
the
zeal
of
thy
house
hath
eaten
me
up:
and
the
reproaches
of
them
that
reproached
thee
are
fallen
upon
me.
10
Quoniam
zelus
domus
tuæ
comedit
me,
et
opprobria
exprobrantium
tibi
ceciderunt
super
me.
11
And
I
covered
my
soul
in
fasting:
and
it
was
made
a
reproach
to
me.
11
Et
operui
in
jejunio
animam
meam,
et
factum
est
in
opprobrium
mihi.
12
And
I
made
haircloth
my
garment:
and
I
became
a
byword
to
them.
12
Et
posui
vestimentum
meum
cilicium;
et
factus
sum
illis
in
parabolam.
13
They
that
sat
in
the
gate
spoke
against
me:
and
they
that
drank
wine
made
me
their
song.
13
Adversum
me
loquebantur
qui
sedebant
in
porta,
et
in
me
psallebant
qui
bibebant
vinum.
14
But
as
for
me,
my
prayer
is
to
thee,
O
Lord;
for
the
time
of
thy
good
pleasure,
O
God.
In
the
multitude
of
thy
mercy
hear
me,
in
the
truth
of
thy
salvation.
14
Ego
vero
orationem
meam
ad
te,
Domine;
tempus
beneplaciti,
Deus.
In
multitudine
misericordiæ
tuæ,
exaudi
me
in
veritate
salutis
tuæ.
15
Draw
me
out
of
the
mire,
that
I
may
not
stick
fast:
deliver
me
from
them
that
hate
me,
and
out
of
the
deep
waters.
15
Eripe
me
de
luto,
ut
non
infigar;
libera
me
ab
iis
qui
oderunt
me,
et
de
profundis
aquarum.
16
Let
not
the
tempest
of
water
drown
me,
nor
the
deep
water
swallow
me
up:
and
let
not
the
pit
shut
her
mouth
upon
me.
16
Non
me
demergat
tempestas
aquæ,
neque
absorbeat
me
profundum,
neque
urgeat
super
me
puteus
os
suum.
17
Hear
me,
O
Lord,
for
thy
mercy
is
kind;
look
upon
me
according
to
the
multitude
of
thy
tender
mercies.
17
Exaudi
me,
Domine,
quoniam
benigna
est
misericordia
tua;
secundum
multitudinem
miserationum
tuarum
respice
in
me.
18
And
turn
not
away
thy
face
from
thy
servant:
for
I
am
in
trouble,
hear
me
speedily.
18
Et
ne
avertas
faciem
tuam
a
puero
tuo;
quoniam
tribulor,
velociter
exaudi
me.
19
Attend
to
my
soul,
and
deliver
it:
save
me
because
of
my
enemies.
19
Intende
animæ
meæ,
et
libera
eam;
propter
inimicos
meos,
eripe
me.
20
Thou
knowest
my
reproach,
and
my
confusion,
and
my
shame.
20
Tu
scis
improperium
meum,
et
confusionem
meam,
et
reverentiam
meam;
21
In
thy
sight
are
all
they
that
afflict
me;
my
heart
hath
expected
reproach
and
misery.
And
I
looked
for
one
that
would
grieve
together
with
me,
but
there
was
none:
and
for
one
that
would
comfort
me,
and
I
found
none.
21
in
conspectu
tuo
sunt
omnes
qui
tribulant
me.
Improperium
exspectavit
cor
meum
et
miseriam:
et
sustinui
qui
simul
contristaretur,
et
non
fuit;
et
qui
consolaretur,
et
non
inveni.
22
And
they
gave
me
gall
for
my
food,
and
in
my
thirst
they
gave
me
vinegar
to
drink.
22
Et
dederunt
in
escam
meam
fel,
et
in
siti
mea
potaverunt
me
aceto.
23
Let
their
table
become
as
a
snare
before
them,
and
a
recompense,
and
a
stumblingblock.
23
Fiat
mensa
eorum
coram
ipsis
in
laqueum,
et
in
retributiones,
et
in
scandalum.
24
Let
their
eyes
be
darkened
that
they
see
not;
and
their
back
bend
thou
down
always.
24
Obscurentur
oculi
eorum,
ne
videant,
et
dorsum
eorum
semper
incurva.
25
Pour
out
thy
indignation
upon
them:
and
let
thy
wrathful
anger
take
hold
of
them.
25
Effunde
super
eos
iram
tuam,
et
furor
iræ
tuæ
comprehendat
eos.
26
Let
their
habitation
be
made
desolate:
and
let
there
be
none
to
dwell
in
their
tabernacles.
26
Fiat
habitatio
eorum
deserta,
et
in
tabernaculis
eorum
non
sit
qui
inhabitet.
27
Because
they
have
persecuted
him
whom
thou
hast
smitten;
and
they
have
added
to
the
grief
of
my
wounds.
27
Quoniam
quem
tu
percussisti
persecuti
sunt,
et
super
dolorem
vulnerum
meorum
addiderunt.
28
Add
thou
iniquity
upon
their
iniquity:
and
let
them
not
come
into
thy
justice.
28
Appone
iniquitatem
super
iniquitatem
eorum,
et
non
intrent
in
justitiam
tuam.
29
Let
them
be
blotted
out
of
the
book
of
the
living;
and
with
the
just
let
them
not
be
written.
29
Deleantur
de
libro
viventium,
et
cum
justis
non
scribantur.
30
But
I
am
poor
and
sorrowful:
thy
salvation,
O
God,
hath
set
me
up.
30
Ego
sum
pauper
et
dolens;
salus
tua,
Deus,
suscepit
me.
31
I
will
praise
the
name
of
God
with
a
canticle:
and
I
will
magnify
him
with
praise.
31
Laudabo
nomen
Dei
cum
cantico,
et
magnificabo
eum
in
laude:
32
And
it
shall
please
God
better
than
a
young
calf,
that
bringeth
forth
horns
and
hoofs.
32
et
placebit
Deo
super
vitulum
novellum,
cornua
producentem
et
ungulas.
33
Let
the
poor
see
and
rejoice:
seek
ye
God,
and
your
soul
shall
live.
33
Videant
pauperes,
et
lætentur;
quærite
Deum,
et
vivet
anima
vestra:
34
For
the
Lord
hath
heard
the
poor:
and
hath
not
despised
his
prisoners.
34
quoniam
exaudivit
pauperes
Dominus,
et
vinctos
suos
non
despexit.
35
Let
the
heavens
and
the
earth
praise
him;
the
sea,
and
every
thing
that
creepeth
therein.
35
Laudent
illum
cæli
et
terra;
mare,
et
omnia
reptilia
in
eis.
36
For
God
will
save
Sion,
and
the
cities
of
Juda
shall
be
built
up.
And
they
shall
dwell
there,
and
acquire
it
by
inheritance.
36
Quoniam
Deus
salvam
faciet
Sion,
et
ædificabuntur
civitates
Juda,
et
inhabitabunt
ibi,
et
hæreditate
acquirent
eam.
37
And
the
seed
of
his
servants
shall
possess
it;
and
they
that
love
his
name
shall
dwell
therein.
37
Et
semen
servorum
ejus
possidebit
eam;
et
qui
diligunt
nomen
ejus
habitabunt
in
ea.