1 In you, Yahawah (), I take chasah (refuge). Al (not) let me be disappointed.
2 Natzal (deliver) me in your tzadaqah (righteousness), and rescue me. Natah (turn) your azan (ear) to me, and yashai (salvation) me.
3 Be to me a tzawar (rock) of refuge to which I may thamayad (always) bawaa (bring). Give the tzawah (command) to yashai (salvation) me, for you are my salai (rock) and my matzawad (fortress).
4 Rescue me, my Alahayam (), from the yad (hand) of the rashai (wicked), from the yad (hand) of the unrighteous and chamatz (cruel) man.
5 For you are my thaqawah (hope), Adanay () Yahawah (); my mabatach (confidence) from my naiwar (youth).
6 I have relied on you from the batan (womb). You are he who gazah (took) me out of my am (mother) maih (womb). I will thamayad (always) thahalah (praise) you.
7 I am a marvel to many, but you are my iz (strength / might / refuge) machasah (refuge).
8 My pah (mouth) shall be malaa (filled) with your thahalah (praise), with your honor all the yawam (day).
9 Don't reject me in my zaqanah (old) age. Don't izab (forsake) me when my kach (strength / mighty / power) kalah (complete / finish).
10 For my ayab (enemy) amar (said) about me. Those who shamar (keep/guard) for my napash (soul) conspire yachad (together),
11 Amar (spoke), “Alahayam () has forsaken him. Radap (pursue) and thapash (take) him, for no one will natzal (rescue) him.”
12 Alahayam (), don't be rachaq (far) from me. My Alahayam (), hurry to izarah (help) me.
13 Let my accusers be disappointed and kalah (complete / finish). Let them be itah (covered) with disgrace and scorn who want to rai (harm) me.
14 But I will thamayad (always) yachal (hope), and will yasap (add) to all of your thahalah (praise).
15 My pah (mouth) will sapar (book) about your tzadaqah (righteousness), and of your thashawaih (deliverance) all yawam (day), though I don't yadai (know) its full measure.
16 I will bawaa (come) with the gabawarah (mighty) acts of the Adanay () Yahawah (). I will zakar (remember) mention of your tzadaqah (righteousness), even of yours alone.
17 Alahayam (), you have lamad (teach / instruct) me from my naiwar (youth). Until now, I have nagad (declared) your wondrous palaa (be wonderful / extraordinary / marvelous).
18 Yes, even when I am zaqanah (old) and gray-haired, Alahayam (), don't izab (forsake) me, until I have nagad (declared) your zarawai (strength) to the next dawar (generation / age / period), your gabawarah (might) to everyone who is to bawaa (come).
19 Your tzadaqah (righteousness) also, Alahayam (), reaches to the marawam (heavens); you ishah (make) done gadawal (very great/important/mighty) things. Alahayam (), who is like you?
20 You, who raah (see / saw) shown us many and bitter tzarawath (troubles), you will shawab (turn) me chayah (live). You will ilah (go up / offer) us up again from the thahamawath (depths) of the aratz (Earth/land).
21 Rabah (increase) my honor, and nacham (turn away / repent) me again.
22 I will also yadah (praise) you with the harp for your amath (truth), my Alahayam (). I zamar (sing) kanawar (praises) to you with the lyre, qadawash (holy) One of Yashar-Al (Israel).
23 My shapah (lips) shall ranan (shout) for joy! My napash (soul), which you have padah (redeemed), sings zamar (praises) to you!
24 My lashawan (tongue / language) will also hagah (talk) about your tzadaqah (righteousness) all yawam (day) bawash (long), for they are disappointed, and they are bawash (confounded), who want to rai (harm) me.