1 The al (Alahayam) One, Alahayam (), Yahawah (), dabar (word / matter), and qaraa (called) the aratz (Earth/land) from sunrise to sunset.
2 Out of Tzayawan (Zion), the makalal (perfection) of yapay (beauty), Alahayam () yapai (shines) forth.
3 Our Alahayam () bawaa (come), and does not charash (keep) silent. A ash (fire) akal (eat) panayam (face) him. It is very stormy around him.
4 He qaraa (called) to the shamayam (Shamayam / Heavens) il (over), to the aratz (Earth/land), that he may dayan (judge) his im (nation / people):
5 “Asap (gather) my chasayad (saints) together to me, those who have karath (cut) a barayath (covenant) with me by zabach (sacrifice).”
6 The shamayam (Shamayam / Heavens) shall nagad (declare) his tzadaq (righteous / just / fair), for Alahayam () himself is shapat (judge / judgement). Salah (selah).
7 “Shamai (hearken / hear), my im (nation / people), and I will dabar (word / matter); Yashar-Al (Israel), and I will testify against you. I am Alahayam (), your Alahayam ().
8 I don't yakach (rebuke) you for your zabach (sacrifices). Your burnt ilah (offerings) are continually before me.
9 I have no need for a par (bull) from your stall, nor male ithawadayam (goats) from your pens.
10 For every animal of the yair (forest) is mine, and the livestock on a alap (thousand) hararay (hills).
11 I yadai (know) all the iwap (flying) of the harayam (mountains). The zayaz (wild) animals of the shadah (field) are imad (mine).
12 If I were raib (hungry), I would not amar (said) you, for the thabal (world) is mine, and malaa (all) that is in it.
13 Will I akal (eat) the bashar (flesh) of abayarayam (bulls), or shathah (drinks) the dam (blood) of ithawadayam (goats)?
14 Zabach (offer) to Alahayam () the thawadah (sacrifice) of thanksgiving. Shalam (pay) your nadar (vow) to the Most ilayawan (Ilayawan).
15 Qaraa (called) on me in the yawam (day) of tzarah (trouble). I will chalatz (deliver) you, and you will honor me.”
16 But to the rashai (wicked) Alahayam () amar (spoke), “What right do you have to sapar (book) my chaq (statute), that you have nashaa (lift) my barayath (covenant) on your lips,
17 Since you shanaa (hate) mawasar (instruction), and shalak (throw) my dabar (word / matter) achar (other) you?
18 When you raah (see / saw) a ganab (thief), you ratzah (consented) with him, and have participated with manaapayam (adulterers).
19 “You shalach (send) your pah (mouth) to rai (evil). Your lashawan (tongue / language) tzamad (frames) maramah (deceit).
20 You yashab (inhabit/dwell) and dabar (word / matter) against your ach (brother/kinsman). You slander your own am (mother) ban (son).
21 You ishah (make) done these things, and I charash (kept) silent. You damah (thought) that I was just like you. I will yakach (rebuke) you, and accuse you in front of your iyan (eye).
22 “Now bayan (between) this, you who shakach (forget) Alawah (), lest I tarap (tear) you into pieces, and there be none to natzal (deliver).
23 Whoever zabach (offers) the thawadah (sacrifice) of thanksgiving kabad (glorifies) me, and prepares his darak (way) so that I will show Alahayam () yashai (salvation) to him.”