‘Am-ThaBawaa (Although - rhetorical you comes) Ilayanaw (went up us) Raih (evil) Charab (sword), Shapawat (judgment), WaDabar (and pestilence), WaRaib (and famine)— NaImadah (we stand) LaPanayam (before), HaBayath (this house), HaZah (this / that / these) WaLaPanayamak (and your face/presence/surface) KayaShamak (surely your name) BaBayath (in house), HaZah (this / that / these) WaNaZaiq (and we cry) Alayak (to you) MaTzarahathanaw (from our affliction), WaThaShamai (and you hear) WaThaYawashayai (and you save).’
2 Chronicles 20:9 in the English–Paleo Hebrew Parallel Bible · Hebrew Viewer