He inah (oppress / afflict) you, and allowed you to be raib (hungry), and akal (eat) you with man (from), which you didn't yadai (know), neither did your ab (father) yadai (know); that he might yadai (make) you know that adam (man) does not chayah (live) by lacham (bread) only, but adam (man) chayah (lives) by everything that proceeds out of the pah (mouth) of Yahawah ().