For Sickness (includes man and woman)

For Sickness (includes man and woman)

For a male: May the one who blessed our ancestors - Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, Moses, and Aaron, David, and Solomon - may God bless the sick on behalf of a vow of tzedakah on their behalf, with this reward may the Holy Blessed One be filled with compassion for him to have pity on him and to heal him and to strengthen him and to give him life, to send speedily complete healing from the heavens to the 248 organs and 365 ligaments among all the sick of Israel, a healing of spirit and a healing of body (on Shabbat: Shabbat prevents from crying out, may healing come near soon; on Yom Tov: Yom Tov prevents calls out, may healing come near soon), now and speedily, and in a time soon, and let us say, Amen.

For a female: May the one who blessed our ancestors - Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, Moses, and Aaron, David, and Solomon - may God bless the sick on behalf of a vow of tzedakah on their behalf, with this reward may the Holy Blessed One be filled with compassion for her to have pity on her and to heal her and to strengthen her and to give her life, to send speedily complete healing from the heavens to the 248 organs and 365 ligaments among all the sick of Israel, a healing of spirit and a healing of body (on Shabbat: Shabbat prevents from crying out, may healing come near soon; on Yom Tov: Yom Tov prevents from calling out, may healing come near soon), now and speedily, and in a time soon, and let us say, Amen.

Where it comes in the siddur

• Comes after: For an Oleh
• Followed by: Birth of a Son
• Earlier in Shacharit: Vayehi Binsoa
• Later in Shacharit: Haftarah
• Part 2 of 5 in Mi Sheberach
• The same text in Hebrew: לחולים

Texts and sources

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