1. O upholder of justice, o equitable judge
O just in your rule, make just my complaint

2. I call you, wronged, by equitable rulings
And the tyranny of darkness that has transgressed in the land

3. Their powers have repeated against my weakness and wounded me
And from you, you who are just, is my victory

4. And I, while you are the just, am certain
Of your zeal, o God, apart from my zeal

5. But the patience of a servant despite his tribulation
And in your justice, o God, is the judgment of the case

6. And where is their haughtiness while you humiliate them
And break them justly even after respite

7. And your postponing of enemies is a respite that will lead them
To a promised, equitable vengeance

8. And by your justice the earth and heaven stand
And other creations of existence

9. And enough for me is God’s justice between me and them
And that is an undebatable judgment

10. O upholder of justice, o equitable one, seek justice
With your justice against them and suffice me against them