Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
A
psalm
for
Asaph.
O
God,
the
heathens
are
come
into
thy
inheritance,
they
have
defiled
thy
holy
temple:
they
have
made
Jerusalem
as
a
place
to
keep
fruit.
1
Psalmus
Asaph.
Deus,
venerunt
gentes
in
hæreditatem
tuam;
polluerunt
templum
sanctum
tuum;
posuerunt
Jerusalem
in
pomorum
custodiam.
2
They
have
given
the
dead
bodies
of
thy
servants
to
be
meat
for
the
fowls
of
the
air:
the
flesh
of
thy
saints
for
the
beasts
of
the
earth.
2
Posuerunt
morticina
servorum
tuorum
escas
volatilibus
cæli;
carnes
sanctorum
tuorum
bestiis
terræ.
3
They
have
poured
out
their
blood
as
water,
round
about
Jerusalem
and
there
was
none
to
bury
them.
3
Effuderunt
sanguinem
eorum
tamquam
aquam
in
circuitu
Jerusalem,
et
non
erat
qui
sepeliret.
4
We
are
become
a
reproach
to
our
neighbours:
a
scorn
and
derision
to
them
that
are
round
about
us.
4
Facti
sumus
opprobrium
vicinis
nostris;
subsannatio
et
illusio
his
qui
in
circuitu
nostro
sunt.
5
How
long,
O
Lord,
wilt
thou
be
angry
for
ever:
shall
thy
zeal
be
kindled
like
a
fire?
5
Usquequo,
Domine,
irasceris
in
finem?
accendetur
velut
ignis
zelus
tuus?
6
Pour
out
thy
wrath
upon
the
nations
that
have
not
known
thee:
and
upon
the
kingdoms
that
have
not
called
upon
thy
name.
6
Effunde
iram
tuam
in
gentes
quæ
te
non
noverunt,
et
in
regna
quæ
nomen
tuum
non
invocaverunt:
7
Because
they
have
devoured
Jacob;
and
have
laid
waste
his
place.
7
quia
comederunt
Jacob,
et
locum
ejus
desolaverunt.
8
Remember
not
our
former
iniquities:
let
thy
mercies
speedily
prevent
us,
for
we
are
become
exceeding
poor.
8
Ne
memineris
iniquitatum
nostrarum
antiquarum;
cito
anticipent
nos
misericordiæ
tuæ,
quia
pauperes
facti
sumus
nimis.
9
Help
us,
O
God,
our
saviour:
and
for
the
glory
of
thy
name,
O
Lord,
deliver
us:
and
forgive
us
our
sins
for
thy
name's
sake:
9
Adjuva
nos,
Deus
salutaris
noster,
et
propter
gloriam
nominis
tui,
Domine,
libera
nos:
et
propitius
esto
peccatis
nostris,
propter
nomen
tuum.
10
Lest
they
should
say
among
the
Gentiles:
Where
is
their
God?
And
let
him
be
made
known
among
the
nations
before
our
eyes,
By
the
revenging
the
blood
of
thy
servants,
which
hath
been
shed:
10
Ne
forte
dicant
in
gentibus:
Ubi
est
Deus
eorum?
et
innotescat
in
nationibus
coram
oculis
nostris
ultio
sanguinis
servorum
tuorum
qui
effusus
est.
11
Let
the
sighing
of
the
prisoners
come
in
before
thee.
According
to
the
greatness
of
thy
arm,
take
possession
of
the
children
of
them
that
have
been
put
to
death.
11
Introëat
in
conspectu
tuo
gemitus
compeditorum;
secundum
magnitudinem
brachii
tui
posside
filios
mortificatorum:
12
And
render
to
our
neighbours
sevenfold
in
their
bosom:
the
reproach
wherewith
they
have
reproached
thee,
O
Lord.
12
et
redde
vicinis
nostris
septuplum
in
sinu
eorum;
improperium
ipsorum
quod
exprobraverunt
tibi,
Domine.
13
But
we
thy
people,
and
the
sheep
of
thy
pasture,
will
give
thanks
to
thee
for
ever.
We
will
shew
forth
thy
praise,
unto
generation
and
generation.
13
Nos
autem
populus
tuus,
et
oves
pascuæ
tuæ,
confitebimur
tibi
in
sæculum;
in
generationem
et
generationem
annuntiabimus
laudem
tuam.