Which Tehillim to say for Purim?
Tehillim 22, which starts as “A Song of David,” deals with events that were destined to happen hundreds of years after King David’s time. David foresaw, with prophecy, the Babylonian/Persian … Read more
Tehillim 22, which starts as “A Song of David,” deals with events that were destined to happen hundreds of years after King David’s time. David foresaw, with prophecy, the Babylonian/Persian … Read more
When reciting Tehillim for the welfare of Israel, we consider the well-being of soldiers and say Psalms 121 and 130 which contain the message that God will provide help. Kappitel … Read more
The most commonly recited Psalms for healing include 20, 30, 41, 88, and 103. Each of these chapters carries themes of healing, trust in God, and deliverance from distress. Psalm … Read more
One fulfills the Torah Mitzvah of (וְאָהַבְתָּ לְרֵעֲךָ כָּמוֹךָ) v’ahavta larayacha kamocha, which emphasizes the importance of loving one’s fellow human being. Source: Chashukei Chemed Brachos 12b. The act of … Read more
In the short form of tachanun (said most frequently in Ashkenaz circles), two pesukim (verses) from Shmuel Bais כד:יד [Samuel 2 (24:14)] precede kapitel ו (Tehillim Psalm 6), starting from … Read more
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Psalm לב (Tehillim 32): This Psalm is associated with finding a partner and in seeking forgiveness. Psalm לח (Tehillim 38): This Psalm doesn’t reference or have a direct association with … Read more
Chapter 119 (תְּהִלִּים ק’ט) stands as the most extensive section within the entire sefer. It is distinguished by its alphabetical structure, containing 8 pesukim dedicated to each letter of the … Read more
In English: He Who blessed our forefathers Abraham, Issac, and Jacob, Moses, Aaron, David, and Solomon – may He bless and heal the sick persons: – insert patient’s Hebrew Name, … Read more
Tehillim צא (Psalm 91) spotlights the protections that G-d promises to those with emunah and bitachon in Him. It describes Hashem as a refuge, shade (protective), fortress, and wing (covering … Read more
Tehillim יב (Psalm 12) outlines that G-d’s promises are not like those of mankind. His can be assured. A request is made that G-d protect the innocent ones.
Tehillim מו (Psalm 46) speaks about the chaos of the Messianic times and how G-d will protect those who turn to Him.
As per the Gemara found in Baba Basra 15a, the process of canonization for what we presently recognize as Tehillim (Psalms) was finalized by the esteemed assembly known as the … Read more
There are several Psalms to say and help one find their spouse (bashert). They are Tehillim, קכד, עא, ע, לב, לח, קכא. Psalms 32: Psalms 38: Psalms 70: Psalms 71: … Read more
Rosh Chodesh is the first day of any month in the Jewish Calendar (which follows the lunar cycle). Psalm 104 is a song of praise to G-d for the creation … Read more
Psalms 101 and 102 can both be said as a helpful prayer to bear children. **It’s important to note that while Tehillim can be a source of comfort and inspiration, … Read more
Psalm 19 is said on the day one gets married. It teaches mankind to recognize the Creator, and it extols the virtue of Torah. Verse 6 compares the sun to … Read more
In times of crisis (enemy threat, verge of death, and the like), these 3 kapittel (chapters) of Tehillim can be said: Kappitel קכא (Psalms 121) Kappitel קל (Psalms 130): and … Read more
1st of the Month Tehillim 1 – 9 2nd of the Month Tehillim 10 – 17 3rd of the Month Tehillim 18 – 22 4th of the Month Tehillim 23 … Read more