Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Understanding
for
Asaph.
O
God,
why
hast
thou
cast
us
off
unto
the
end:
why
is
thy
wrath
enkindled
against
the
sheep
of
thy
pasture?
1
Intellectus
Asaph.
Ut
quid,
Deus,
repulisti
in
finem,
iratus
est
furor
tuus
super
oves
pascuæ
tuæ?
2
Remember
thy
congregation,
which
thou
hast
possessed
from
the
beginning.
The
sceptre
of
thy
inheritance
which
thou
hast
redeemed:
mount
Sion
in
which
thou
hast
dwelt.
2
Memor
esto
congregationis
tuæ,
quam
possedisti
ab
initio.
Redemisti
virgam
hæreditatis
tuæ,
mons
Sion,
in
quo
habitasti
in
eo.
3
Lift
up
thy
hands
against
their
pride
unto
the
end;
see
what
things
the
enemy
hath
done
wickedly
in
the
sanctuary.
3
Leva
manus
tuas
in
superbias
eorum
in
finem:
quanta
malignatus
est
inimicus
in
sancto!
4
And
they
that
hate
thee
have
made
their
boasts,
in
the
midst
of
thy
solemnity.
They
have
set
up
their
ensigns
for
signs,
4
Et
gloriati
sunt
qui
oderunt
te
in
medio
solemnitatis
tuæ;
posuerunt
signa
sua,
signa:
5
And
they
knew
not
both
in
the
going
out
and
on
the
highest
top.
As
with
axes
in
a
wood
of
trees,
5
et
non
cognoverunt
sicut
in
exitu
super
summum.
Quasi
in
silva
lignorum
securibus
6
They
have
cut
down
at
once
the
gates
thereof,
with
axe
and
hatchet
they
have
brought
it
down.
6
exciderunt
januas
ejus
in
idipsum;
in
securi
et
ascia
dejecerunt
eam.
7
They
have
set
fire
to
thy
sanctuary:
they
have
defiled
the
dwelling
place
of
thy
name
on
the
earth.
7
Incenderunt
igni
sanctuarium
tuum;
in
terra
polluerunt
tabernaculum
nominis
tui.
8
They
said
in
their
heart,
the
whole
kindred
of
them
together:
Let
us
abolish
all
the
festival
days
of
God
from
the
land.
8
Dixerunt
in
corde
suo
cognatio
eorum
simul:
Quiescere
faciamus
omnes
dies
festos
Dei
a
terra.
9
Our
signs
we
have
not
seen,
there
is
now
no
prophet:
and
he
will
know
us
no
more.
9
Signa
nostra
non
vidimus;
jam
non
est
propheta;
et
nos
non
cognoscet
amplius.
10
How
long,
O
God,
shall
the
enemy
reproach:
is
the
adversary
to
provoke
thy
name
for
ever?
10
Usquequo,
Deus,
improperabit
inimicus?
irritat
adversarius
nomen
tuum
in
finem?
11
Why
dost
thou
turn
away
thy
hand:
and
thy
right
hand
out
of
the
midst
of
thy
bosom
for
ever?
11
Ut
quid
avertis
manum
tuam,
et
dexteram
tuam
de
medio
sinu
tuo
in
finem?
12
But
God
is
our
king
before
ages:
he
hath
wrought
salvation
in
the
midst
of
the
earth.
12
Deus
autem
rex
noster
ante
sæcula:
operatus
est
salutem
in
medio
terræ.
13
Thou
by
thy
strength
didst
make
the
sea
firm:
thou
didst
crush
the
heads
of
the
dragons
in
the
waters.
13
Tu
confirmasti
in
virtute
tua
mare;
contribulasti
capita
draconum
in
aquis.
14
Thou
hast
broken
the
heads
of
the
dragon:
thou
hast
given
him
to
be
meat
for
the
people
of
the
Ethiopians.
14
Tu
confregisti
capita
draconis;
dedisti
eum
escam
populis
Æthiopum.
15
Thou
hast
broken
up
the
fountains
and
the
torrents:
thou
hast
dried
up
the
Ethan
rivers.
15
Tu
dirupisti
fontes
et
torrentes;
tu
siccasti
fluvios
Ethan.
16
Thine
is
the
day,
and
thine
is
the
night:
thou
hast
made
the
morning
light
and
the
sun.
16
Tuus
est
dies,
et
tua
est
nox;
tu
fabricatus
es
auroram
et
solem.
17
Thou
hast
made
all
the
borders
of
the
earth:
the
summer
and
the
spring
were
formed
by
thee.
17
Tu
fecisti
omnes
terminos
terræ;
æstatem
et
ver
tu
plasmasti
ea.
18
Remember
this,
the
enemy
hath
reproached
the
Lord:
and
a
foolish
people
hath
provoked
thy
name.
18
Memor
esto
hujus:
inimicus
improperavit
Domino,
et
populus
insipiens
incitavit
nomen
tuum.
19
Deliver
not
up
to
beasts
the
souls
that
confess
to
thee:
and
forget
not
to
the
end
the
souls
of
thy
poor.
19
Ne
tradas
bestiis
animas
confitentes
tibi,
et
animas
pauperum
tuorum
ne
obliviscaris
in
finem.
20
Have
regard
to
thy
covenant:
for
they
that
are
the
obscure
of
the
earth
have
been
filled
with
dwellings
of
iniquity.
20
Respice
in
testamentum
tuum,
quia
repleti
sunt
qui
obscurati
sunt
terræ
domibus
iniquitatum.
21
Let
not
the
humble
be
turned
away
with
confusion:
the
poor
and
needy
shall
praise
thy
name.
21
Ne
avertatur
humilis
factus
confusus;
pauper
et
inops
laudabunt
nomen
tuum.
22
Arise,
O
God,
judge
thy
own
cause:
remember
thy
reproaches
with
which
the
foolish
man
hath
reproached
thee
all
the
day.
22
Exsurge,
Deus,
judica
causam
tuam;
memor
esto
improperiorum
tuorum,
eorum
quæ
ab
insipiente
sunt
tota
die.
23
Forget
not
the
voices
of
thy
enemies:
the
pride
of
them
that
hate
thee
ascendeth
continually.
23
Ne
obliviscaris
voces
inimicorum
tuorum:
superbia
eorum
qui
te
oderunt
ascendit
semper.