Zechariah 4

Zechariah 4, Catholic Public Domain Version

1. And the angel who had been speaking with me returned, and he awakened me, like a man who is awakened from his sleep.

   Et reversus est angelus qui loquebatur in me, et suscitavit me quasi virum qui suscitatur de somno suo.

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   And he said to me, “What do you see?” And I said, “I looked, and behold, a candlestick entirely in gold, and its lamp was at its top, and seven oil lamps of it were upon it, and there were seven funnels for the oil lamps that were at its top.†

   Et dixit ad me: Quid tu vides? Et dixi: Vidi, et ecce candelabrum aureum totum, et lampas ejus super caput ipsius, et septem lucernæ ejus super illud, et septem infusoria lucernis quæ erant super caput ejus.

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   And there were two olive trees upon it: one to the right of the lamp, and one to its left.”

   Et duæ olivæ super illud: una a dextris lampadis, et una a sinistris ejus.

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   And I answered and spoke to the angel who was speaking with me, saying, “What are these, my lord?”

   Et respondi, et aio ad angelum qui loquebatur in me, dicens: Quid sunt hæc, domine mi?

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   And the angel who was speaking with me answered, and he said to me, “Do you not know what these are?” And I said, “No, my lord.”

   Et respondit angelus qui loquebatur in me, et dixit ad me: Numquid nescis quid sunt hæc? Et dixi: Non, domine mi.

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   And he answered and spoke to me, saying: This is the word of the Lord to Zerubbabel, saying: Not by an army, nor by might, but in my spirit, says the Lord of hosts.†

   Et respondit, et ait ad me, dicens: Hoc est verbum Domini ad Zorobabel, dicens: Non in exercitu, nec in robore, sed in spiritu meo, dicit Dominus exercituum.

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   What are you, great mountain, in the sight of Zerubbabel? You are among the plains. And he will lead out the primary stone, and he will give equal grace to its grace.†

   Quis tu, mons magne, coram Zorobabel? In planum: et educet lapidem primarium, et exæquabit gratiam gratiæ ejus.

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   And the word of the Lord came to me, saying:

   Et factum est verbum Domini ad me, dicens:

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   The hand of Zerubbabel has founded this house, and his hands will complete it. And you will know that the Lord of hosts has sent me to you.

   Manus Zorobabel fundaverunt domum istam, et manus ejus perficient eam: et scietis quia Dominus exercituum misit me ad vos.

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    For who has despised the little days? And they will rejoice and will see the silver and lead stone in the hand of Zerubbabel. These are the seven eyes of the Lord, which roam quickly through all the earth.†

    Quis enim despexit dies parvos? Et lætabuntur, et videbunt lapidem stanneum in manu Zorobabel. Septem isti oculi sunt Domini, qui discurrunt in universam terram.

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    And I responded and said to him, “What are these two olive trees to the right of the candlestick, and to its left?”

    Et respondi, et dixi ad eum: Quid sunt duæ olivæ istæ, ad dexteram candelabri, et ad sinistram ejus?

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    And I responded a second time and said to him, “What are the two olive branches, which are next to the two golden ridges, in which are the pouring spouts of gold?”

    Et respondi secundo, et dixi ad eum: Quid sunt duæ spicæ olivarum quæ sunt juxta duo rostra aurea in quibus sunt suffusoria ex auro?

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    And he spoke to me, saying, “Do you not know what these are?” And I said, “No, my lord.”

    Et ait ad me, dicens: Numquid nescis quid sunt hæc? Et dixi: Non, domine mi.

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    And he said, “These are the two sons of oil, who attend before the Sovereign of all the earth.”†

    Et dixit: Isti sunt duo filii olei, qui assistunt Dominatori universæ terræ.

Catholic Public Domain Version (Ronald L. Conte Jr., 2009), public domain · Latin: Clementine Vulgate (1592)