“The atad (bramble) amar (said) to the itzayam (trees), ‘If in amath (truth) you mashach (anoint) me malak (king) over you, then bawaa (bring) and take chasah (refuge) in my tzal (shade); and if not, let ash (fire) yatzaa (go out / come out) out of the atad (bramble), and akal (eat) the arazay (cedars) of Labanawan (Lebanon).’