Therefore he amar (spoke) to the malaakay (messengers) of Banahadad (Ben Hadad), “amar (spoke) my Adawan () the malak (king), ‘All that you shalach (send) for to your ibad (servant) at the raashawan (first) I will ishah (make); but this thing I cannot ishah (make).’” The malaakay (messengers) departed, and shawab (turn back / repent) him shawab (turn back / repent) the dabar (word / matter).