You shall akal (eat) panayam (face) Yahawah () your Alahayam (), in the maqawam (place) which he shall bachar (choose), to cause his sham (name) to shakan (place) there, the maishar (tithe) of your grain, of your new thayarawash (wine), and of your yatzahar (fresh oil), and the bakawarah (firstborn) of your baqar (morning) and of your tzaan (flock); that you may lamad (teach / instruct) to yaraa (fear / be afraid) Yahawah () your Alahayam () yamayam (always).