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Having someone pray for you each and every day, for the duration of the entire year- is a pretty special thing. It means someone will be saying psalms for you while you are in all kinds of different circumstances that take place throughout the year- be they happy, nervous, annoying, or joyous.
King David himself- the author of the Book of Psalms, did just that- he authored these songs of prayer to G-d while in the most frightening and nerve-wracking times, as well as during the most happy and joyous of times. While on the run- escaping from King Shaul (Saul), [his father-in-law!] King David wrote these Psalms.
When King David was released from imprisonment in the palace of King Avimelech (Abimelech), he wrote Psalm #34 in thanks and praise to G-d. He wrote Psalm #3 after his escape from Avshalom, (his very own son!), And Psalm #20 as thanks to G-d after receiving miraculous success in his war.
Like King David, you can pray to G-d and build your connection with Him, each and every day – during the happy times as well as the challenging ones. Don’t forget to pray from home too, while we pray for you at the Western Wall.
A native orthodox Jewwill complete all of Psalms on your behalf, at the Western Wall.
A native orthodox Jew will place your prayer note between the Wall’s stones.
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Use the ancient method of Moses at Sinai: A native orthodox Jew will pray for you at the Western Wall, for 40 consecutive days
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A native orthodox Jew will pray for you at the Western Wall, every single day
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