He who shachat (kills) an shawar (ox) is as he who nakah (kills) a ayash (man / husband); he who zabach (sacrifices) a shah (lamb), as he who irap (breaks) a kalab (dog's) irap (neck); he who ilah (go up / offer) an manachah (offering), as he who offers pig's dam (blood); he who zakar (remember) labawanah (frankincense), as he who blesses an awan (idol). Yes, they have bachar (chosen) their own darak (ways), and their napash (soul) chapatz (delights) in their shaqawatz (abominations):