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================================================================================ ---- Psalm 14:1 ---- written 1000-900 B.C.---- Psa 14:1 [Vulgate 13:1] victori David dixit stultus in corde suo non est Deus corrupti sunt et abominabiles facti sunt studiose non est qui faciat bonum(Latin-405AD) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Psa 14:1 The fool has said in his heart, "There is no God." They are corrupt, they have committed abominable deeds; There is no one who does good.(NASB-1995) ================================================================================ ---- Psalm 14:2---- Psa 14:2 [Vulgate 13:2] Dominus de caelo prospexit super filios hominum ut videret si esset intellegens requirens Deum(Latin-405AD) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Psa 14:2 The Lord has looked down from heaven upon the sons of men To see if there are any who understand, Who seek after God.(NASB-1995) ================================================================================ ---- Psalm 14:3---- Psa 14:3 [Vulgate 13:3] omnes recesserunt simul conglutinati sunt non est qui faciat bonum non est usque ad unum(Latin-405AD) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Psa 14:3 They have all turned aside, together they have become corrupt; There is no one who does good, not even one.(NASB-1995) ================================================================================ ---- Psalm 14:4---- Psa 14:4 [Vulgate 13:4] nonne cognoscent omnes qui operantur iniquitatem qui devorant populum meum ut cibum panis(Latin-405AD) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Psa 14:4 Do all the workers of wickedness not know, Who eat up my people as they eat bread, And do not call upon the Lord?(NASB-1995) ================================================================================ ---- Psalm 14:5---- Psa 14:5 [Vulgate 13:5] Dominum non invocaverunt ibi timebunt formidine(Latin-405AD) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Psa 14:5 There they are in great dread, For God is with the righteous generation.(NASB-1995) ================================================================================ ---- Psalm 14:6---- Psa 14:6 [Vulgate 13:6] quoniam Deus in generatione iusta est consilium pauperum confudistis quoniam Dominus spes eius est(Latin-405AD) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Psa 14:6 You would put to shame the counsel of the afflicted, But the Lord is his refuge.(NASB-1995) ================================================================================ ---- Psalm 14:7---- Psa 14:7 [Vulgate 13:7] quis dabit de Sion salutem Israhel quando reduxerit Dominus captivitatem populi sui exultabit Iacob et laetabitur Israhel(Latin-405AD) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Psa 14:7 Oh, that the salvation of Israel would come out of Zion! When the Lord restores His captive people, Jacob will rejoice, Israel will be glad.(NASB-1995) ================================================================================ ---- Psalm 15:1 ---- written 1000-900 B.C.---- |
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