Jewish Prayer for the Sick - Mi Sheberach
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- Y-H-V-H, which we usually
pronounce as “Adonai” or “HaShem”.
*“This is
My Name forever, and this is My memorial to all generations.”
Shemot - Exodus 3:15.
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The Jewish Prayer for the Sick
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visit this site on Shabbat or on a
On this site I
will mostly use a version based on the “Jewish
Publication Society”
I am sure that most of us will have prayed for an ill loved-one or a friend. And it is important for us to pray for those who are in need of healing in our community, and also for those we may know well and are not Jewish.
Below is the prayer found in your Siddur which
is called “
May the One who blessed our ancestors,
Patriarchs Avraham,
May the Holy Blessed One overflow with compassion upon him/her, to restore him/her, to heal him/her, to strengthen him/her, to enliven him/her.
The One will send him/her, speedily, a complete healing, a healing of the soul and healing of the body, along with all the ill, among the people of Israel and all humankind, soon, speedily, without delay, and let us all say; Omein!
Note the transliterated text below presents the prayer with correct pronouns for male and female patients.
Mi Sheberach Avoteinu, Avraham, Yitzhak,
ve’Ya’aqov, ve’Imotein,:
Always remember those who are ill and in need,
do a mitzvah and pray for those who need a healing for our
Elohim, blessed be He!
And remember our motto seen on the logo at the
top of this page: “The More Torah, the More Life”,
for 
Elohim,
blessed be His Sanctified Name, is the one who gave us our Life!
May the Shalom (Peace) of Elohim fill you, your
family and your home!
Rabbi
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- Y-H-V-H, which
we Jews usually pronounce as “HaShem” or “Adonai”.
*“This is My Name forever,
and this is My memorial to all generations.” Shemot -
Exodus 3:15.
