¹³ The carpenter^(A) measures with a line
    and makes an outline with a marker;
he roughs it out with chisels
    and marks it with compasses.
He shapes it in human form,^(B)
    human form in all its glory,
    that it may dwell in a shrine.^(C)
14 He cut down cedars,
    or perhaps took a cypress or oak.
He let it grow among the trees of the forest,
    or planted a pine,^(D) and the rain made it grow.
¹⁵ It is used as fuel^(E) for burning;
    some of it he takes and warms himself,
    he kindles a fire and bakes bread.
But he also fashions a god and worships^(F) it;
    he makes an idol and bows^(G) down to it.
¹⁶ Half of the wood he burns in the fire;
    over it he prepares his meal,
    he roasts his meat and eats his fill.
He also warms himself and says,
    “Ah! I am warm; I see the fire.^(H)”
¹⁷ From the rest he makes a god, his idol;
    he bows down to it and worships.^(I)
He prays^(J) to it and says,
    “Save^(K) me! You are my god!”