1 Alahayam (), don't keep silent. Don't keep silent, and don't be still, Al.
2 For, behold, your ayab (enemy) are stirred up. Those who shanaa (hate) you have nashaa (lift) up their raash (head).
3 They conspire with cunning against your im (nation / people). They plot against your cherished tzapan (ones).
4 “Yalak (come),” they amar (said), “and let's kachad (destroy) them as a gaway (heathen / nation), that the sham (name) of Yashar-Al (Israel) may be zakar (remember) no more.”
5 For they have conspired yachad (together) with one lab (heart). They form an alliance against you.
6 The ahalay (tents) of Adawam (Edom) and the Yashamaialay (Ishmaelites); Mawaab (Moab), and the Hagaray (Hagrites);
7 Gabal (Gebal), Imawan (Ammon), and Imalaq (Amalek); Palashath (Philistia) with the yashabay (inhabitants) of Tzar (Tyre);
8 Ashawar (Assyria) also is lawah (joined) with them. They have zarawai (helped) the banay (my son) of Lawat (Lot). Salah (selah).
9 Ishah (make) to them as you did to Madayan (Midian), as to Sayasaraa (Sisera), as to Yabayan (Jabin), at the nachal (stream / river) Qayashawan (Kishon);
10 Who shamad (perished) at Iyan-Daar (Endor), who became as daman (dung) for the adamah (earth).
11 Shayath (put / appoint / make) their nadayab (nobles) like Irab (evening) and Zaab (Zeeb); yes, all their nasayak (princes) like Zabach (Zebah) and Tzalamanai (Zalmunna);
12 Who amar (spoke), “Let us take yarash (possession) of Alahayam () pasturelands.”
13 My Alahayam (), shayath (put / appoint / make) them like tumbleweed; like chaff panayam (face) the rawach (spirit / wind).
14 As the ash (fire) that bair (burns) the yair (forest), as the lahabah (flame) that lahat (sets) the harayam (mountains) on lahat (fire),
15 So radap (pursue) them with your sair (tempest), and terrify them with your sawapah (storm).
16 Malaa (fill) their panayam (face) with qalawan (confusion), that they may baqash (seek) your sham (name), Yahawah ().
17 Let them be disappointed and bahal (dismayed) id (until / as far as). Yes, let them be chapar (confounded) and abad (destroy / perish);
18 That they may yadai (know) that you alone, whose sham (name) is Yahawah (), are the Most ilayawan (Ilayawan) over all the aratz (Earth/land).