“For, behold, the yawam (day) bawaa (come), it bair (burns) as a thanawar (furnace); and all the zad (proud), and all who ishah (make) rashaih (wickedness), will be qash (stubble); and the yawam (day) that bawaa (come) will lahat (burn) them up,” amar (spoke) Yahawah () of tzabaa (troop), “that it shall izab (leave) them neither sharash (root) nor inap (branch).