Yahawah () nathan (give) it also, with its malak (king), into the yad (hand) of Yashar-Al (Israel). He nakah (struck) it with the pah (edge) of the charab (sword), and all the napash (soul) who were in it. He shaar (left) none sharayad (remaining) in it. He ishah (make) to its malak (king) as he ishah (make) done to the malak (king) of Yarayachaw (Jericho).