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American Soldiers Around the World Fight for Freedom
Please continue to recite Tehillim (Psalms) for the soldiers of the United States Armed Services and their families and especially for our wounded warriors and for those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.
These brave men and women who have selflessly volunteered to take our place on the battleground need our prayers, letters of support, and supplies. The battle to protect our freedom from those who seek only to destroy it is all the more difficult when one is far from family and friends. Contact the United Service Organizations or the aleph institute to learn more.
New Project for Jews in Green
In December 2008 an active duty Air Force Jewish chaplain told me: “There are 30 rabbis on active duty right now — Army, Navy, and Air Force — and that includes mobilized reservists. We are spread too thin.”
When I told him about my proposed project, he said: “Don’t limit your project to sending rabbis to lead services on the base.“Get the local synagogues to invite the military personnel to their service (that way they can attend whatever service they like). Have the families invite them into their homes..”
This is about hospitality to our Jewish brothers and sisters who serve in the U.S. military forces (Army, Navy – includes the Marines, Air Force, National Guard, Coast Guard) that protect our country. And, dependiing on where these military personnel are stationed, they may have no Jewish community of their own.
Please help support Jews in the military and help them in any way you can.
Contact:
Please say Tehillim/Psalms for Reb Sholom Mordecai
Ha Levi ben Rivka .
Please recite Psalms Tehillim 20, 51, & 150. link for info.
Injured Israeli Soldiers need your prayers please recite Tehillim/Psalms
Aaron Yehoshua ben Chaya Shoshana
Dvir ben Laya -
Noam ben Aliza
Li'el Hoshea ben Miriam -
Neriya ben Rivka -
Natanel ben Navah
Tehillim Experiences or Thoughts
We welcome articles related to Tehillim, inspirational stories and comments. Also, if you would like to add names to the Tehillim List: contact psalmsonline@yahoo.com
We also invite you to share your insights and experiences by writing a comment on the Message Board on the Discuss page.
Please recite Tehillim/Psalms
for those who are in need of a complete healing and/or release from bondage:
Devorah Leah bas Esther Malka
Zeva Rochel bas Chaya
Haim Eliezer ben Dvori
Yosef ben Tsiporah
Sholom Mordecai Ha Levi ben Rivka
Yaakov Yosef ben Raizel
Yoel Zev ben Mirel Rissa Chava
Yosef ben Ita Rivka
Bracha Mazal bas Malka Chana
Esther bas Sara
Jonathan Pollard
Tsiporah
bas Yosef & Yitka
- A Woman of Valor
How does one describe Sally Fuchs, Tsiporah bas Yosef and Yitka, to one who has never met her? Yet to anyone who has, it is immediately understood. Her being was so full of love and joy especially at small things that to some would be ignored. To her it was the everyday things that were the biggest sources of joy in the world.
Her unbrideled unconditional love made those near her feel surrounded by a warm and wonderful light and with her absence are now questioning how the world could be without her loving presence? Surely a huge quantity of lovingkindness, if it has measure, is lost, and the world is now lacking in this most needed resource. It is then up to us to keep the supply of lovingkindness going.
It is appropriate that Chaya Sarah is the Torah Parsha during the week she passed, for as in Sarah Imeinu's life, she opened her tent on all four sides so that people would know they were all welcome no matter their perspective or their station in life - they knew that there was a nonjudgemental person full of love and kindness waiting to help them on their way.
Like Sarah Imeinu, our mother Tsiporah retained the beauty and purity of youth well into her years. She shone as Sarah's shabbas candles, illuminating with warmth and light.
As Sarah had a sense of humor, her child, Yitzchok means laughter in Hebrew, our mom had understanding, humility a beautiful smile and a wonderful sense of humor - not taking herself too seriously and seeing the positive and fun side of a challenging situation.
And like Sarah who baked loaves of challah for travelers who stopped by her tent, mom's generosity knew no bounds. She totally devoted herself to the care of others. Her greatest joy was in giving.
We, her children, who were blessed to have been in her tent under her loving care will remember and, hopefully, with Hashem's help, continue bringing that attibute of lovingkindness and generous nurturing care to those whom we meet along the way.
Helpful Links
Join the Worldwide Tehillim Club
Three entire Tehillim are now being recited each and every day! Join the Worldwide
Tehillim Club click www.TehillimClub.com for this excellent website!
Or check out the Chesed Club. Beautiful lessons in proper speech, and many other important topics and much more are available at www.chesedclub.com. www.findyourbashert.com is where a free website to help you find your soul mate as well as free wedding, music and food are offered.
Please say Tehillim 20 for Yitka bas Rochel
Please recite Tehillim 51 for the complete and speedy healing of Yaakova bas Rivka
Please say Tehillim/Psalms for the Zeva Rochel bas Chaya, link for info.
Why is it important to read the Bible? Psalm 119 answers that question!
by Lizzy Slotkin
Because "Happy are they that keep His testimonies, that seek Him with the whole heart." (verse 2)
Because "My soul pineth for Thy salvation; in Thy word do I hope." (verse 81)
Because "Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path." (verse 105)
Because "The opening of thy words giveth light; it giveth understanding unto the simple." (verse 130)
Because "Thy testimonies are righteous forever; give me understanding, and I shall live." (verse 144)
Because "Great peace have they that love Thy law; and there is no stumbling for them." (verse 165)
The Jewish Bible Reading Plan divides the Bible into short daily readings.
It follows the traditional Torah readings for each Shabbat, and it divides all the books of the Haftarah into easy daily readings.
It provides an easy way to read through the Bible in one year.
This week's Bible Reading:
Jan 15 – 21, 2012
15SIsaiah 11–13
SIsaiah 11–1316MIsaiah 14–16
MIsaiah 14–1617TIsaiah 17–21
TIsaiah 17–2118WIsaiah 22–24
WIsaiah 22–2419ThIsaiah 25–27
ThIsaiah 25–2720/21 ShabbatTorah Portion:
Torah Portion: Parshat Vaera Exodus 6:2–9:35Haftarah: Ezekiel 28:25–29:21"There will be a time
when all the concealment
of this world will be shattered.
The wrappings will fall away
and we will see how each prayer was answered.
And we will hold all the blessings
of all those millennia in our hands."
~ Lubavitcher Rebbe
Please recite Tehillim for :
the speedy healing of Deena Chaya Mushka Bat Esther
Please recite Tehillim for the complete healing of
Devorah Leah bas Esther Malka
Tehillim to recite for special times
When traveling on a journey: 91
For Healing: 6, 30, 41, 88, 103
For Peace: 46
To express thankfulness: 9, 21, 57, 95, 116, 138
An intimate plea for Hashem's guidance: 16,19,139
For Teshuva (returning to Hashem) 51, 90
To find one's spouse: 32, 38, 70, 71, 121, 124
On day of marriage: 19
to have children: 102, 103
For giving birth: 20
For success: 33, 16, 17, 72, 91, 104, 130
For a favorable verdict: 7, 35, 93
At a cemetary: 33,16, 17, 72, 91, 104,130
according to Artscroll Tehillim
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