Psalmi (Psalm) 111 :: Latin Vulgate (VUL)

Psa 111:1

Psa 111:1[Vulgate 110:1] alleluia aleph confitebor Domino in toto corde beth in consilio iustorum et congregatione

Psa 111:2

Psa 111:2[Vulgate 110:2] gimel magna opera Domini deleth exquirenda in cunctis voluntatibus suis

Psa 111:3

Psa 111:3[Vulgate 110:3] he gloria et decor opus eius vav et iustitia eius perseverans semper

Psa 111:4

Psa 111:4[Vulgate 110:4] zai memoriam fecit mirabilium suorum heth clemens et misericors Dominus

Psa 111:5

Psa 111:5[Vulgate 110:5] teth escam dedit timentibus se ioth memor erit in sempiternum pacti sui

Psa 111:6

Psa 111:6[Vulgate 110:6] caph fortitudinem operum suorum adnuntiabit populo suo

Psa 111:7

Psa 111:7[Vulgate 110:7] lameth ut det eis hereditatem gentium mem opus manuum eius veritas et iudicium

Psa 111:8

Psa 111:8[Vulgate 110:8] nun fidelia omnia praecepta eius samech firmata in sempiternum iugiter ain facta in veritate et aequitate

Psa 111:9

Psa 111:9[Vulgate 110:9] fe redemptionem misit populo suo sade mandavit in aeternum pactum suum coph sanctum et terribile nomen eius

Psa 111:10

Psa 111:10[Vulgate 110:10] res principium sapientiae timor Domini sen doctrina bona cunctis qui faciunt ea thau laus eius perseverans iugiter alleluia

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