His thapalah (prayer) also, and how Alahayam () was entreated of him, and all his chataah (sin) and his mail (top/above), and the maqamawath (places) in which he banah (build) bamah (high) places, and imad (set) up the Asharah (Asherim) and the engraved pasalayam (images), panayam (face) he kanai (humbled) himself: behold, they are kathab (write) in the history of Hozai.