Psalm 119 by the letters of their name
Psalm 119 has eight verses for each letter of the Hebrew alphabet. The custom is to say the sections that spell the Hebrew name of the person you are praying for. Type the name in English — we turn it into Hebrew letters — or type it in Hebrew, or tap the letters.
Mother’s name is optional — many include it when praying for someone who is ill. The letter buttons type into the box you last tapped.
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The custom: many say the whole book of Tehillim every month, following the Jewish calendar (the portions below), or every week (Sunday 1–29, Monday 30–50, Tuesday 51–72, Wednesday 73–89, Thursday 90–106, Friday 107–119, Shabbat 120–150). Many also say Tehillim for someone who is ill — see Prayers for Healing.
Hebrew and English: Sefaria (Hebrew: Miqra according to the Masorah; English: Sefaria’s standard translation). Transliteration generated by The Mitzvah Movement.