1 Barak (blessed) be Yahawah (), my tzawar (rock), who teaches my yad (hand) to qarab (war), and my atzabai (fingers) to malachamah (battle):
2 My loving chasad (grace), my matzawad (fortress), my high tower, my deliverer, my magan (shield), and he in whom I take chasah (refuge); who radad (subdues) my im (nation / people) under me.
3 Yahawah (), what is adam (man), that you care for him? Or the ban (son) of anawash (man), that you chashab (think) of him?
4 Adam (man) is damah (like) a habal (breath). His yawam (day) are like a tzal (shadow) that passes ibar (pass over/through).
5 Part your shamayam (Shamayam / Heavens), Yahawah (), and yarad (come) down. Nagai (touch) the harayam (mountains), and they will ishan (smoke).
6 Throw out baraq (lightning), and pawatz (scatter) them. Shalach (send) out your chatz (arrows), and rout them.
7 Shalach (send) out your yad (hand) from marawam (above), natzal (rescue) me, and natzal (deliver) me out of rab (great) mayam (Waters), out of the yad (hand) of foreigners;
8 Whose pah (mouths) dabar (word / matter) deceit, Whose right yamayan (right hand) is a right yamayan (right hand) of falsehood.
9 I will shayar (sing) a chadash (new) shayar (song) to you, Alahayam (). On a ten-stringed lyre, I will sing zamar (praises) to you.
10 You are he who nathan (give) thashawaih (deliverance) to malakayam (kings), who rescues Dawad (David), his ibad (servant), from the deadly charab (sword).
11 Rescue me, and natzal (deliver) me out of the yad (hand) of foreigners, whose pah (mouths) dabar (word / matter) deceit, whose right yamayan (right hand) is a right yamayan (right hand) of falsehood.
12 Then our ban (son) will be like well-nurtured nataiyam (plants), our banath (daughter) like pillars carved to adorn a hayakal (palace).
13 Our barns are malaa (full), filled with all kinds of provision. Our tzaan (sheep) bring forth maalayapawath (thousands) and ten maalayapawath (thousands) in our chawatz (fields).
14 Our oxen will pull heavy loads. There is no paratz (breaking) in, and no yatzaa (go out / come out) away, and no outcry in our rachab (streets).
15 Ashar (who/that) are the im (nation / people) who are in such a situation. Ashar (who/that) are the im (nation / people) whose Alahayam () is Yahawah ().