Raah (see / saw); if it ilah (go up / offer) up by the darak (way) of its own gabawal (border/boundary) to Bayath-Shamash (Beth Shemesh), then he ishah (make) done us this gadawal (very great/important/mighty) rai (evil): but if not, then we shall yadai (know) that it is not his yad (hand) that nagai (struck) us; it was a maqarah (chance) that hayah (came to pass) to us.”