1 My napash (soul) dawamayah (rests) in Alahayam () alone. My yashawaih (salvation) is from him.
2 He alone is my tzawar (rock) and my yashawaih (salvation), my fortress— I will never be greatly mawat (shaken).
3 How long will you assault a ayash (man / husband), would all of you throw him down, Like a leaning qayar (wall), like a dachah (tottering) gadar (fence)?
4 They fully intend to throw him down from his lofty place. They ratzah (delight) in kazab (lies). They barak (blessed) with their pah (mouth), but they qalal (curse) inwardly. Salah (selah).
5 My napash (soul), damam (wait) in silence for Alahayam () alone, for my thaqawah (expectation) is from him.
6 He alone is my tzawar (rock) and my yashawaih (salvation), my fortress. I will not be mawat (shaken).
7 With Alahayam () is my yashai (salvation) and my honor. The tzawar (rock) of my iz (strength / might / refuge), and my machasah (refuge), is in Alahayam ().
8 Batach (trust) in him at all ith (times), you im (nation / people). Shapak (pour) out your labab (heart) panayam (face) him. Alahayam () is a machasah (refuge) for us. Salah (selah).
9 Surely adam (men) of low degree are just a habal (breath), and ayash (man / husband) of high degree are a kazab (lie). In the maazanayam (balances) they will go up. They are yachad (together) lighter than a habal (breath).
10 Don't batach (trust) in ishaq (oppression). Don't habal (become) vain in gazal (robbery). If riches nawab (increase), don't shayath (put / appoint / make) your lab (heart) on them.
11 Alahayam () has dabar (word / matter) achad (one); shanayam (two) I have shamai (hearken / hear) zaw (this), that iz (strength / might / refuge) belongs to Alahayam ().
12 Also to you, Adanay (), belongs loving chasad (grace), for you shalam (reward) every ayash (man / husband) according to his maishah (work).