There is wide agreement that instead of ʾšr should be read ʾăšūray, as in Pss 17:5; 40:3; 73:2, etc., or ʾaššūrî, as in Job 31:7. The first-person verb might remain, with “[my] steps” as referential. Albright (1950a) wanted to emend this word to a dual verb, making the subject concrete (“my two feet”). No emendation of consonants is needed. Only the vowels have to be adjusted, since the possessive pronoun is available by double duty from the three preceding colons. I waited. The verb √nwḥ