But he himself halak (move) a yawam (day) darak (journey) into the madabar (wilderness), and bawaa (come) and yashab (inhabit/dwell) down under a ratham (juniper) tree: and he shaal (requested) for himself that he might mawath (death), and amar (spoke), “It is rab (enough). Now, O Yahawah (), laqach (take / seize) away my napash (soul); for I am not tawab (good / proper function) than my ab (father).”