Liturgy zu Tehillim 55:76
Hadran
We give thanks before You, Lord, our G-d and G-d of our fathers, for you gave us a share among those who sit in the study hall, and not among those who sit on street corners. For we arise early, and they arise early; we arise for words of Torah, and they arise for words of emptiness. We work, and they work; we work and receive a reward, and they work and do not receive a reward. We run, and they run; we run towards eternal life, and they run to a pit of desolation. As it says: (Psalms 55:24) "And You, O Lord, bring them down into a pit of desolation, people of blood and deceit will not live out half of their days; and I, I will trust in You."
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Siddur Sefard
You are the Lord God who nourishes, sustains and supports [everything] – ‘from the horns of the ram to the eggs of lice.’ Provide me with my portion of bread,’ and let my nourishment be found – for me and all of the members of my household – before I need them; easily and not painfully; permissibly and not illegitimately; respectably and not shamefully, for life and peace, from the bounty of blessing and from the bounty of the highest blessing so that I may do Your will and be occupied with Your Torah and fulfill Your commandments. And do not make me require the gifts of flesh and blood. Rather, fulfill with me the verse in which it is written (Psalms 155:16), “Open Your hand and satisfy the desire of all.” And it is written (Psalms 55:23), “Cast your burden on the Lord and He will support you.”
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Selichot Edot HaMizrach
Our God and God of our fathers, let our prayer come before You and do not ignore our supplication. For we are not so brazen-faced and stiff-necked to say to You, “Lord our God, and God of our fathers, we are righteous and have not sinned.” But, indeed, we have sinned, we have been iniquitous, we have rebelled – we and our fathers and the people of our households.
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Shabbat Siddur Sefard Linear
because many were with me.19Psalms 55:19 Many offered prayers in my behalf.
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