“Day numba one, goin be fo all da peopo come togedda, spesho kine fo me, Da One In Charge. Same ting, day numba seven. Da two spesho days, you no do work notting. Da ony ting you can do dat time, you can make da food dat erybody goin eat.
Dat same day, you goin tell da peopo fo come togedda fo one spesho religious kine ceremony, an no do regula kine work. Dis goin be one spesho time you guys an yoa kids goin make from now an foeva, no matta wea you guys live.
“Get six days wen you guys can work. But day numba seven, az da Res Day, fo erybody res. Dass wen you guys goin come togedda fo do stuff dat spesho fo me. No matta wea you guys live, you no can work dat day. Az one Res Day you give fo me, Da One In Charge.
Fo seven day, make da kine sacrifices you make wit fire fo me. Da day numba seven, come togedda fo da time dass spesho fo me, an no do regula kine work.”
“Da day wen you harves da firs food, bring one present fo me, Da One In Charge—one sacrifice wit new wheat o barley, fo da spesho religious kine ceremony fo harves da food. Make um one spesho time fo all da peopo come togedda, an fo nobody do regula kine work.
“Month numba seven, day numba one, make one spesho religious kine ceremony fo all da peopo come togedda an no do regula kine work. Az one day fo you guys fo blow da sheep horn trumpet.
“Month numba seven, day numba fifteen, make one spesho religious kine ceremony fo all da peopo come togedda, an no do regula kine work. Make dat spesho religious kine ceremony fo me, Da One In Charge, seven days.