Tehillim 24 with a Prayer for Parnassah on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur

Tehillim 24 with a Prayer for Parnassah on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur

Ben Ish Chai, may his merit protect us, writes in the book “Od Yosef Chai” that Psalm 24 is recited during Shacharit on the first day of the week, as it is conducive to good parnassah. It is also recited on Rosh Hashanah (both days) and on Yom Kippur—after the Arvit and Musaf prayers—together with the prayer “Yehi Ratzon.” Tehillim 24 1. LeDavid mizmor, la-Shem ha'aretz umelo'ah, tevel veyoshvei vah. 2. Ki Hu al yamim yesadah, ve'al neharot yechoneneha. 3. Mi ya'ale behar Ha-Shem, umi yakum bimkom kodsho. 4. Neki chapayim uvar levav, asher lo nasa lashav nafshi, velo nishba lemirmah. 5. Yisa berachah me'et Ha-Shem, utzedakah me'Elohei yisho. 6. Zeh dor dorshav, mevakshei fanekha Yaakov, selah. 7. Se'u she'arim rasheikhem vehinase'u pitchei olam, veyavo Melech hakavod. 8. Mi zeh Melech hakavod? Ha-Shem izuz vegibor, Ha-Shem gibor milchamah. 9. Se'u she'arim rasheikhem use'u pitchei olam, veyavo Melech hakavod. 10. Mi Hu zeh Melech hakavod? Ha-Shem Tzevaot Hu Melech hakavod, selah. Prayer YEHI RATZON MILFANECHA HA-SHEM ELOHEINU VELOHEI AVOTEINU, HA-EL HAGADOL HAGIBOR VEHANORA: SHETITMALE RACHAMIM VETACHON ALEINU LEMA'ANCHA ULMA'AN KEDUSHAT HAMIZMOR HAZEH, VEHA-SHEMOT HAKEDOSHIM HANIZKARIM BO, UKDUSHAT PESUKAV VETEVOTAV VEOTIYOTAV VETA'AMAV UREMAZAV VESODOTAV. UKDUSHAT HA-SHEM HAKADOSH HAYOTZE MIPASUK; VAHARIKOTI LAHEM BERACHA AD BELI-DAI: UMIPASUK; NESA ALEINU OR PANECHA HA-SHEM: VETICHTEVENU BESEFER PARNASSAH TOVAH VECHALKALAH, SHANAH ZO VECHOL SHANAH VESHANAH, LANU ULCHOL BENEI VETEINU KOL YEMEI CHAYEINU BEMILUI UVREVACH (BEHETER VELO VE'ISSUR), BENACHAT VELO VETZA'AR VELO BE'AMAL VATORAH, BESHALVA VEHASKET VAVETACH, BELI SHUM AYIN HARA, UTEZAKEINU LA'AVOD AVODAT HAKODESH BELI SHUM TIRDAH, UTEFARNESENU PARNASSAH SHELO YIHEYEH BAH SHUM BUSHA UCHLIMAH, VELO NITZTERECH LEMATNAT BASAR VADAM KI IM MIYADECHA HAMELE'AH VEHARECHAVAH. VETATZLICHENU VETARVICHENU BECHOL LIMUDEINU UVECHOL MA'ASEH YADEINU VE'ASKENU, VEYIHYEH BITNEINU MALE BIRKAT HA-SHEM, VENISBA LECHEM VENICHYE TOVIM. RACHUM CHANUN SHOMER TOMECH MATSIL YASHAR PODEH RACHEM ALEINU USHMA TEFILATENU KI ATAH SHOME'A TEFILAT KOL PEH. BARUCH SHOME'A TEFILAH. Translation May it be Your will, Ha-Shem—our G-d and the G-d of our forefathers, the great, mighty, and awesome G-d—that You be filled with mercy and have compassion on us for Your sake and for the sake of the holiness of this psalm, the holy Names mentioned within it, and the holiness of its verses, words, letters, cantillation, allusions, and secrets. And for the sake of the holiness of the Holy Name formed by the verse, “I will pour out a blessing upon you beyond measure,” and by the verse, “Lift up the light of Your countenance upon us, Ha-Shem.” Inscribe us in the Book of Good Parnassah and sustenance, this year and every year, us and all the members of our household, throughout all the days of our lives, with abundance and prosperity (in a permitted manner and not through anything forbidden); with pleasure and not distress, worry, or toil; with tranquility and peace of mind, securely, without any evil eye. May we merit to perform the holy service without any hardship, and to receive our livelihood without shame or disgrace, and not through intermediaries of flesh and blood, but only from Your full and generous hand. Grant us success and prosperity in all our learning, in every work of our hands, and in every endeavor. May our bellies be filled with the blessings of Ha-Shem, may we be sustained by bread, and may we live in goodness. Merciful and gracious One, Guardian, Sustainer, Rescuer, Upright One, Redeemer—have compassion on us and hear our prayer, for You hear the prayers of every mouth. Blessed is He Who hears prayer. (From the Siddur “Machzor for Rosh Hashanah,” edited by Rabbi Baruch Malaev; translated by Rabbi Alexander Tzvi Sypkov)