Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
A
prayer
of
Moses
the
man
of
God.
Lord,
thou
hast
been
our
refuge
from
generation
to
generation.
1
Oratio
Moysi,
hominis
Dei.
Domine,
refugium
factus
es
nobis
a
generatione
in
generationem.
2
Before
the
mountains
were
made,
or
the
earth
and
the
world
was
formed;
from
eternity
and
to
eternity
thou
art
God.
2
Priusquam
montes
fierent,
aut
formaretur
terra
et
orbis,
a
sæculo
et
usque
in
sæculum
tu
es,
Deus.
3
Turn
not
man
away
to
be
brought
low:
and
thou
hast
said:
Be
converted,
O
ye
sons
of
men.
3
Ne
avertas
hominem
in
humilitatem:
et
dixisti:
Convertimini,
filii
hominum.
4
For
a
thousand
years
in
thy
sight
are
as
yesterday,
which
is
past.
And
as
a
watch
in
the
night,
4
Quoniam
mille
anni
ante
oculos
tuos
tamquam
dies
hesterna
quæ
præteriit:
et
custodia
in
nocte
5
Things
that
are
counted
nothing,
shall
their
years
be.
5
quæ
pro
nihilo
habentur,
eorum
anni
erunt.
6
In
the
morning
man
shall
grow
up
like
grass;
in
the
morning
he
shall
flourish
and
pass
away:
in
the
evening
he
shall
fall,
grow
dry,
and
wither.
6
Mane
sicut
herba
transeat;
mane
floreat,
et
transeat;
vespere
decidat,
induret,
et
arescat.
7
For
in
thy
wrath
we
have
fainted
away:
and
are
troubled
in
thy
indignation.
7
Quia
defecimus
in
ira
tua,
et
in
furore
tuo
turbati
sumus.
8
Thou
hast
set
our
iniquities
before
thy
eyes:
our
life
in
the
light
of
thy
countenance.
8
Posuisti
iniquitates
nostras
in
conspectu
tuo;
sæculum
nostrum
in
illuminatione
vultus
tui.
9
For
all
our
days
are
spent;
and
in
thy
wrath
we
have
fainted
away.
Our
years
shall
be
considered
as
a
spider:
9
Quoniam
omnes
dies
nostri
defecerunt,
et
in
ira
tua
defecimus.
Anni
nostri
sicut
aranea
meditabuntur;
10
The
days
of
our
years
in
them
are
threescore
and
ten
years.
But
if
in
the
strong
they
be
fourscore
years:
and
what
is
more
of
them
is
labour
and
sorrow.
For
mildness
is
come
upon
us:
and
we
shall
be
corrected.
10
dies
annorum
nostrorum
in
ipsis
septuaginta
anni.
Si
autem
in
potentatibus
octoginta
anni,
et
amplius
eorum
labor
et
dolor;
quoniam
supervenit
mansuetudo,
et
corripiemur.
11
Who
knoweth
the
power
of
thy
anger,
and
for
thy
fear
11
Quis
novit
potestatem
iræ
tuæ,
et
præ
timore
tuo
iram
tuam
12
Can
number
thy
wrath?
So
make
thy
right
hand
known:
and
men
learned
in
heart,
in
wisdom.
12
dinumerare?
Dexteram
tuam
sic
notam
fac,
et
eruditos
corde
in
sapientia.
13
Return,
O
Lord,
how
long?
and
be
entreated
in
favour
of
thy
servants.
13
Convertere,
Domine;
usquequo?
et
deprecabilis
esto
super
servos
tuos.
14
We
are
filled
in
the
morning
with
thy
mercy:
and
we
have
rejoiced,
and
are
delighted
all
our
days.
14
Repleti
sumus
mane
misericordia
tua;
et
exsultavimus,
et
delectati
sumus
omnibus
diebus
nostris.
15
We
have
rejoiced
for
the
days
in
which
thou
hast
humbled
us:
for
the
years
in
which
we
have
seen
evils.
15
Lætati
sumus
pro
diebus
quibus
nos
humiliasti;
annis
quibus
vidimus
mala.
16
Look
upon
thy
servants
and
upon
their
works:
and
direct
their
children.
16
Respice
in
servos
tuos
et
in
opera
tua,
et
dirige
filios
eorum.
17
And
let
the
brightness
of
the
Lord
our
God
be
upon
us:
and
direct
thou
the
works
of
our
hands
over
us;
yea,
the
work
of
our
hands
do
thou
direct.
17
Et
sit
splendor
Domini
Dei
nostri
super
nos,
et
opera
manuum
nostrarum
dirige
super
nos,
et
opus
manuum
nostrarum
dirige.