A ayash (man / husband) of Alahayam () nagash (came) near and amar (spoke) to the malak (king) of Yashar-Al (Israel), and amar (spoke), “Thus amaraw (says) Yahawah (), ‘Because the Aram (Syrians) have amar (spoke), “Yahawah () is a Alahayam () of the harayam (hills), but he is not a Alahayam () of the imaqayam (valleys);” therefore I will nathan (give) all this gadawal (very great/important/mighty) hamawan (multitude) into your yad (hand), and you shall yadai (know) that I am Yahawah ().’”