Then he kathab (write) a sapar (book / scribed document) the shanay (second) time to them, amar (said), “If you are on my side, and if you will shamai (hearken / hear) to my qawal (sound / voice), laqach (take / seize) the raashay (heads) of the raashay (men) your adawan (master / lord) banay (my son), and bawaa (bring) to me to Yazaraial (Jezreel) by machar (tomorrow) this ith (time).” Now the malak (king) banay (my son), being shabaiyam (seventy) anashay (persons), were with the gadawal (very great/important/mighty) men of the iyar (city), who gadal (brought) them up.