Hebrew OT: WLC Transliterated 1hen lo-ka·tze·rah yad-ha·shem me·ho·v·shi·a'; ve·lo-cha·ve·dah a·ze·nov mi·she·mo·v·a'. 2ki im-a·vo·no·tei·chem hai·u mav·di·lim, bei·ne·chem le·vein e·lo·hei·chem; ve·chat·to·v·tei·chem his·ti·ru fa·nim mik·kem mi·she·mo·v·a'. 3ki chap·pei·chem ne·go·'a·lu vad·dam, ve·'etz·be·'o·v·tei·chem be·'a·von; sif·to·v·tei·chem dib·be·ru-she·ker, le·sho·vn·chem av·lah teh·geh. 4ein-ko·re ve·tze·dek, ve·'ein nish·pat be·'e·mu·nah; ba·to·v·ach al-to·hu ve·dab·ber-sha·ve, ha·rov a·mal ve·ho·v·leid a·ven. 5bei·tzei tzif·'o·v·ni bik·ke·'u, ve·ku·rei ak·ka·vish ye·'e·ro·gu; ha·'o·chel mib·bei·tzei·hem ya·mut, ve·haz·zu·reh tib·ba·ka ef·'eh. 6ku·rei·hem lo-yih·yu le·ve·ged, ve·lo yit·kas·su be·ma·'a·sei·hem; ma·'a·sei·hem ma·'a·sei-a·ven, u·fo·'al cha·mas be·chap·pei·hem. 7rag·lei·hem la·ra ya·ru·tzu, vi·ma·ha·ru, lish·poch dam na·ki; mach·she·vo·v·tei·hem mach·she·vo·vt a·ven, shod va·she·ver bim·sil·lo·v·tam. 8de·rech sha·lo·vm lo ya·da·'u, ve·'ein mish·pat be·ma'·ge·lo·v·tam; ne·ti·vo·v·tei·hem ik·ke·shu la·hem, kol do·rech bah, lo ya·da sha·lo·vm. 9al-ken ra·chak mish·pat mim·men·nu, ve·lo tas·si·ge·nu tze·da·kah; ne·kav·veh la·'o·vr ve·hin·neh-cho·shech, lin·go·ho·vt ba·'a·fe·lo·vt ne·hal·lech. 10ne·gash·shah cha·'iv·rim kir, u·che·'ein ei·na·yim ne·ga·she·shah; ka·shal·nu va·tza·ho·ra·yim kan·ne·shef, ba·'ash·man·nim kam·me·tim. 11ne·he·meh chad·dub·bim kul·la·nu, ve·chai·yo·v·nim ha·goh neh·geh; ne·kav·veh lam·mish·pat va·'a·yin, li·shu·'ah ra·cha·kah mim·men·nu. 12ki-rab·bu fe·sha·'ei·nu neg·de·cha, ve·chat·to·v·tei·nu a·ne·tah ba·nu; ki-fe·sha·'ei·nu it·ta·nu, va·'a·vo·no·tei·nu ye·da·'a·num. 13pa·sho·a' ve·cha·chesh ba·shem, ve·na·so·vg me·'a·char e·lo·hei·nu; dab·ber-o·shek ve·sa·rah, ho·rov ve·ho·gov mil·lev div·rei-sha·ker. 14ve·hus·sag a·cho·vr mish·pat, u·tze·da·kah me·ra·cho·vk ta·'a·mod; ki-cha·she·lah va·re·cho·vv e·met, u·ne·cho·chah lo-tu·chal la·vo·v. 15vat·te·hi ha·'e·met ne'·de·ret, ve·sar me·ra mish·to·v·lel; vai·yar· ha·shem vai·ye·ra be·'ei·nav ki-ein mish·pat. 16vai·yar· ki-ein ish, vai·yish·to·v·mem ki ein maf·gi·a'; vat·to·v·sha lov ze·ro·'ov, ve·tzid·ka·tov hi se·ma·cha·te·hu. 17vai·yil·bash tze·da·kah ka·shir·yan, ve·cho·v·va ye·shu·'ah be·ro·shov; vai·yil·bash big·dei na·kam til·bo·shet, vai·ya·'at kam·'il kin·'ah. 18ke·'al ge·mu·lo·vt ke·'al ye·shal·lem, che·mah le·tza·rav, ge·mul le·'o·ye·vav; la·'i·yim ge·mul ye·shal·lem. 19ve·yi·re·'u mim·ma·'a·rav et-shem ha·shem, u·mim·miz·rach-she·mesh et-ke·vo·v·dov; ki-ya·vo·v chan·na·har tzar, ru·ach ha·shem no·se·sah vov. 20u·va le·tzi·yo·vn go·v·'el, u·le·sha·vei fe·sha be·ya·'a·kov; ne·'um ha·shem. 21va·'a·ni zot be·ri·ti o·v·tam a·mar ha·shem, ru·chi a·sher a·lei·cha, u·de·va·rai a·sher-sam·ti be·fi·cha; lo-ya·mu·shu mip·pi·cha u·mip·pi zar·'a·cha u·mip·pi ze·ra zar·'a·cha a·mar ha·shem, me·'at·tah ve·'ad-o·v·lam. s |