Many people recite the chapter daily, as a special prayer for parnassah. There is also a widespread custom to recite this chapter on the Tuesday of the week of Beshalach. As a public service, we offer the text and interlinear translation of the chapter, from the Zichron Meir Edition Targum Onkelos and the Schottenstein Edition Interlinear Siddur.
Please feel free to download it. Here you will find, in both Hebrew and English, the text of the blessings recited prior to the lighting of the menorah on Chanukah. Following the blessings are the texts of Haneiros Halallu and Maoz Tzur, the songs customarily sung after lighting the menorah. Wishing everyone a happy Chanukah! You can make a difference! Since time immemorial, Jews have survived and been victorious through the power of their prayers.
As the situation grows more acute in Israel and Jews are threatened by violent anti-Semitism worldwide, a call has been issued calling for the daily recitation of Tehillim Psalms by every Jew, of every background and affiliation.
Specifically, Jews are urged to devote at least fifteen minutes a day to this form of prayer and to recite Psalms 20, 83,, and during that time. The essence of these prayers is connecting to the Almighty in a meaningful way. This edition will allow you to recite the Psalms with meaning in a way that was never before possible.
It is our hope and prayer that the unity and prayers of the Jewish people at this time will herald in a reign of peace and security for the Jewish people wherever they may live. If you have problems downloading these files directly from this page, you can also have these files emailed to you by sending a blank email to prayer artscroll.
Do not include a message, as the return email is automatic and no messages will be read. On that day, he writes, fathers and mothers should give charity to the poor and repent. They should even fast, if they are able to. Click on a thumbnail image above to view a large version of that page on screen. If you have problems downloading these files directly from this page, you can also have these files emailed to you by sending a blank email to parentsprayer artscroll. The period of Shovavim-Tat; the weeks from Parashas Shemos through Parashas Mishpatim during a Jewish leap year through Parashas Tetzavah , is considered a time for introspection that is particularly propitious for repentance.
Some congregations recite Selichos, penitential prayers, on Mondays and Thursdays during these weeks. Among them are congregations that include the special Selichos for Children's Illnesses as part of the service. For the benefit of those congregatons, we present the text and translation of the prayer.
When a person is sick, he often faces death, so when God heals the sick He restores their lives. A person who is imprisoned—i. King Who causes death and restores life, and causes deliverance to sprout forth. If you forgot to say this, the same law applies as above concerning "Remember us for life. Blessed are You, Adonoy, Resurrector of the dead. And they called one to another, and said:. Praise God. For a great and Almighty King— great and holy—are You.
If you mistakenly said, "the Almighty" instead of "the King," or if you are in doubt—if you realized your error after a lapse of time sufficient to utter a three word greeting Shalom Aleichem Rebbe , or if you had already started the next blessing, you must say the Shmoneh Esrei from the beginning.
If you became aware of your error before that, you should immediately say "the King the Holy One" and continue your prayers. The first six petitions blessings are for our individual needs and well-being: understanding, repentance, forgiveness of sins, deliverance from trouble, from illness, and from want. Though these six petitions are of a personal nature, they voice the needs of all mankind. Note that the worshipper prays for his spiritual needs—knowledge, repentance, and forgiveness before he prays for his physical wants.
Grant us from Your wisdom, understanding and knowledge. Blessed are You, Adonoy, Grantor of perception. Wisdom should be used for Torah study and Divine service. Hence, the order of these two petitions. Blessed are You, Adonoy, Redeemer of Israel.
Who responds at times of trouble. Grant a cure and healing to all our sickness and to all our pain and to all our affliction. Blessed are You, Adonoy, Blesser of the years. But if you became aware of your omission after concluding the entire Shemoneh Esrei [and taking three steps backwards] you must repeat the entire Shemoneh Esrei. This will be manifested with the restoration of the Sanhedrin and their system of halachic justice.
Remove from us sorrow and sighing, 33 Few evils are the source of deeper grief and suffering than the absence of justice. With the restoration of justice, our sorrow and sighing will change to joy and gladness. If you mistakenly said, "King, Lover of righteousness and justice," instead of "the King of Justice" and became aware of your mistake within the time it takes to utter the three word greeting Sholom Aleichem Rebbe , you should immediately say "the King of Justice.
It is directed against the early Christians who informed against Jews to the Roman authorities after the destruction of the Second Temple, causing them to be put to an excruciatingly painful death.
The internal enemies of the Jews, against whom this prayer was originally directed, disappeared within a short time. Blessed are You, Adonoy, Crusher of enemies and Subduer of the insolent. These men who perceive God's ways with undistorted clarity are of the highest caliber.
They see God's hand guiding the world and they know with certainty that He directs all. Blessed are You, Adonoy, Support and Trust of the righteous. Blessed are You, Adonoy, Builder of Jerusalem. Blessed are You, Adonoy, Who causes to sprout the power of salvation. Blessed are You, Adonoy, Who hears prayers. They consist of prayers for the re-establishment of God's service at Jerusalem; thanksgiving for God's daily wonders in our behalf; and a prayer for peace and prosperity.
And may You always find pleasure with the service of Your people, Israel. In accord with the promise of deliverance and compassion, spare us and favor us, have compassion on us and deliver us; for to You our eyes are directed because You are the Almighty Who is King, Gracious, and Merciful.
If you are in doubt, follow the same procedure as above. Blessings and thanksgivings to Your great and holy Name for keeping us alive, and sustaining us; so may You always keep us alive and sustain us, and gather our exiles to the Courtyards of Your Sanctuary to observe Your statutes, and to do Your will, and to serve You wholeheartedly, for we are thankful to You.
Blessed is the Almighty to Whom all thanks are due. On Chanukah and Purim the following prayer is added. If you omitted it, you need not repeat the Shemoneh Esrei.
Hirsch comments: The Greeks knew that the key to the Jewish religion is the Torah.
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