Douay-Rheims
Vulgata
1
Unto
the
end,
for
the
hidden
things
of
the
Son.
A
psalm
for
David.
1
In
finem,
pro
occultis
filii.
Psalmus
David.
2
I
will
give
praise
to
thee,
O
Lord,
with
my
whole
heart:
I
will
relate
all
thy
wonders.
2
Confitebor
tibi,
Domine,
in
toto
corde
meo;
narrabo
omnia
mirabilia
tua.
3
I
will
be
glad,
and
rejoice
in
thee:
I
will
sing
to
thy
name,
O
thou
most
high.
3
Lætabor
et
exsultabo
in
te;
psallam
nomini
tuo,
Altissime.
4
When
my
enemy
shall
be
turned
back:
they
shall
be
weakened,
and
perish
before
thy
face.
4
In
convertendo
inimicum
meum
retrorsum;
infirmabuntur,
et
peribunt
a
facie
tua.
5
For
thou
hast
maintained
my
judgment
and
my
cause:
thou
hast
sat
on
the
throne,
who
judgest
justice.
5
Quoniam
fecisti
judicium
meum
et
causam
meam;
sedisti
super
thronum,
qui
judicas
justitiam.
6
Thou
hast
rebuked
the
Gentiles,
and
the
wicked
one
hath
perished;
thou
hast
blotted
out
their
name
for
ever
and
ever.
6
Increpasti
gentes,
et
periit
impius:
nomen
eorum
delesti
in
æternum,
et
in
sæculum
sæculi.
7
The
swords
of
the
enemy
have
failed
unto
the
end:
and
their
cities
thou
hast
destroyed.
Their
memory
hath
perished
with
a
noise:
7
Inimici
defecerunt
frameæ
in
finem,
et
civitates
eorum
destruxisti.
Periit
memoria
eorum
cum
sonitu;
8
But
the
Lord
remaineth
for
ever.
He
hath
prepared
his
throne
in
judgment:
8
et
Dominus
in
æternum
permanet.
Paravit
in
judicio
thronum
suum,
9
And
he
shall
judge
the
world
in
equity,
he
shall
judge
the
people
in
justice.
9
et
ipse
judicabit
orbem
terræ
in
æquitate:
judicabit
populos
in
justitia.
10
And
the
Lord
is
become
a
refuge
for
the
poor:
a
helper
in
due
time
in
tribulation.
10
Et
factus
est
Dominus
refugium
pauperi;
adjutor
in
opportunitatibus,
in
tribulatione.
11
And
let
them
trust
in
thee
who
know
thy
name:
for
thou
hast
not
forsaken
them
that
seek
thee,
O
Lord.
11
Et
sperent
in
te
qui
noverunt
nomen
tuum,
quoniam
non
dereliquisti
quærentes
te,
Domine.
12
Sing
ye
to
the
Lord,
who
dwelleth
in
Sion:
declare
his
ways
among
the
Gentiles:
12
Psallite
Domino
qui
habitat
in
Sion;
annuntiate
inter
gentes
studia
ejus:
13
For
requiring
their
blood,
he
hath
remembered
them:
he
hath
not
forgotten
the
cry
of
the
poor.
13
quoniam
requirens
sanguinem
eorum
recordatus
est;
non
est
oblitus
clamorem
pauperum.
14
Have
mercy
on
me,
O
Lord:
see
my
humiliation
which
I
suffer
from
my
enemies.
14
Miserere
mei,
Domine:
vide
humilitatem
meam
de
inimicis
meis,
15
Thou
that
liftest
me
up
from
the
gates
of
death,
that
I
may
declare
all
thy
praises
in
the
gates
of
the
daughter
of
Sion.
15
qui
exaltas
me
de
portis
mortis,
ut
annuntiem
omnes
laudationes
tuas
in
portis
filiæ
Sion:
16
I
will
rejoice
in
thy
salvation:
the
Gentiles
have
stuck
fast
in
the
destruction
which
they
prepared.
Their
foot
hath
been
taken
in
the
very
snare
which
they
hid.
16
exultabo
in
salutari
tuo.
Infixæ
sunt
gentes
in
interitu
quem
fecerunt;
in
laqueo
isto
quem
absconderunt
comprehensus
est
pes
eorum.
17
The
Lord
shall
be
known
when
he
executeth
judgments:
the
sinner
hath
been
caught
in
the
works
of
his
own
hands.
17
Cognoscetur
Dominus
judicia
faciens;
in
operibus
manuum
suarum
comprehensus
est
peccator.
18
The
wicked
shall
be
turned
into
hell,
all
the
nations
that
forget
God.
18
Convertantur
peccatores
in
infernum,
omnes
gentes
quæ
obliviscuntur
Deum.
19
For
the
poor
man
shall
not
be
forgotten
to
the
end:
the
patience
of
the
poor
shall
not
perish
for
ever.
19
Quoniam
non
in
finem
oblivio
erit
pauperis;
patientia
pauperum
non
peribit
in
finem.
20
Arise,
O
Lord,
let
not
man
be
strengthened:
let
the
Gentiles
be
judged
in
thy
sight.
20
Exsurge,
Domine;
non
confortetur
homo:
judicentur
gentes
in
conspectu
tuo.
21
Appoint,
O
Lord,
a
lawgiver
over
them:
that
the
Gentiles
may
know
themselves
to
be
but
men.
21
Constitue,
Domine,
legislatorem
super
eos,
ut
sciant
gentes
quoniam
homines
sunt.
22
Why,
O
Lord,
hast
thou
retired
afar
off?
why
dost
thou
slight
us
in
our
wants,
in
the
time
of
trouble?
22
Ut
quid,
Domine,
recessisti
longe;
despicis
in
opportunitatibus,
in
tribulatione?
23
Whilst
the
wicked
man
is
proud,
the
poor
is
set
on
fire:
they
are
caught
in
the
counsels
which
they
devise.
23
Dum
superbit
impius,
incenditur
pauper:
comprehenduntur
in
consiliis
quibus
cogitant.
24
For
the
sinner
is
praised
in
the
desires
of
his
soul:
and
the
unjust
man
is
blessed.
24
Quoniam
laudatur
peccator
in
desideriis
animæ
suæ,
et
iniquus
benedicitur.
25
The
sinner
hath
provoked
the
Lord
according
to
the
multitude
of
his
wrath
he
will
not
seek
him:
25
Exacerbavit
Dominum
peccator:
secundum
multitudinem
iræ
suæ,
non
quæret.
26
God
is
not
before
his
eyes:
his
ways
are
filthy
at
all
times.
Thy
judgments
are
removed
from
his
sight:
he
shall
rule
over
all
his
enemies.
26
Non
est
Deus
in
conspectu
ejus;
inquinatæ
sunt
viæ
illius
in
omni
tempore.
Auferuntur
judicia
tua
a
facie
ejus;
omnium
inimicorum
suorum
dominabitur.
27
For
he
hath
said
in
his
heart:
I
shall
not
be
moved
from
generation
to
generation,
and
shall
be
without
evil.
27
Dixit
enim
in
corde
suo:
Non
movebor
a
generatione
in
generationem,
sine
malo.
28
His
mouth
is
full
of
cursing,
and
of
bitterness,
and
of
deceit:
under
his
tongue
are
labor
and
sorrow.
28
Cujus
maledictione
os
plenum
est,
et
amaritudine,
et
dolo;
sub
lingua
ejus
labor
et
dolor.
29
He
sits
in
ambush
with
the
rich
in
private
places,
that
he
may
kill
the
innocent.
29
Sedet
in
insidiis
cum
divitibus
in
occultis,
ut
interficiat
innocentem.
30
His
eyes
are
upon
the
poor
man:
He
lieth
in
wait
in
secret
like
a
lion
in
his
den.
He
lieth
in
ambush
that
he
may
catch
the
poor
man:
to
catch
the
poor,
whilst
he
draweth
him
to
him.
30
Oculi
ejus
in
pauperem
respiciunt;
insidiatur
in
abscondito,
quasi
leo
in
spelunca
sua.
Insidiatur
ut
rapiat
pauperem;
rapere
pauperem
dum
attrahit
eum.
31
In
his
net
he
will
bring
him
down,
he
will
crouch
and
fall,
when
he
shall
have
power
over
the
poor.
31
In
laqueo
suo
humiliabit
eum;
inclinabit
se,
et
cadet
cum
dominatus
fuerit
pauperum.
32
For
he
hath
said
in
his
heart:
God
hath
forgotten,
he
hath
turned
away
his
face
not
to
see
to
the
end.
32
Dixit
enim
in
corde
suo:
Oblitus
est
Deus;
avertit
faciem
suam,
ne
videat
in
finem.
33
Arise,
O
Lord
God,
let
thy
hand
be
exalted:
forget
not
the
poor.
33
Exsurge,
Domine
Deus,
exaltetur
manus
tua;
ne
obliviscaris
pauperum.
34
Wherefore
hath
the
wicked
provoked
God?
for
he
hath
said
in
his
heart:
He
will
not
require
it.
34
Propter
quid
irritavit
impius
Deum?
dixit
enim
in
corde
suo:
Non
requiret.
35
Thou
seest
it,
for
thou
considerest
labour
and
sorrow:
that
thou
mayst
deliver
them
into
thy
hands.
To
thee
is
the
poor
man
left:
thou
wilt
be
a
helper
to
the
orphan.
35
Vides,
quoniam
tu
laborem
et
dolorem
consideras,
ut
tradas
eos
in
manus
tuas.
Tibi
derelictus
est
pauper;
orphano
tu
eris
adjutor.
36
Break
thou
the
arm
of
the
sinner
and
of
the
malignant:
his
sin
shall
be
sought,
and
shall
not
be
found.
36
Contere
brachium
peccatoris
et
maligni;
quæretur
peccatum
illius,
et
non
invenietur.
37
The
Lord
shall
reign
to
eternity,
yea,
for
ever
and
ever:
ye
Gentiles
shall
perish
from
his
land.
37
Dominus
regnabit
in
æternum,
et
in
sæculum
sæculi;
peribitis,
gentes,
de
terra
illius.
38
The
Lord
hath
heard
the
desire
of
the
poor:
thy
ear
hath
heard
the
preparation
of
their
heart.
38
Desiderium
pauperum
exaudivit
Dominus;
præparationem
cordis
eorum
audivit
auris
tua:
39
To
judge
for
the
fatherless
and
for
the
humble,
that
man
may
no
more
presume
to
magnify
himself
upon
earth.
39
judicare
pupillo
et
humili,
ut
non
apponat
ultra
magnificare
se
homo
super
terram.