Reading Tehillim by Days - for Yeshuot (Salvation)

Reading Tehillim by Days of the Week and Month - How to Attain Deliverance

It is stated in Tehillim 55:19 - "Pada v'shalom nafshi mikrav li, ki b'rabim hayu imadi" - (He redeemed my soul in peace from the battle [that was] against me, for there were many who strove with me). The month of Kislev - in Chassidus, "the month of redemption" - on the 10th of Kislev 5588, Rebbe DovBer, the Mitteler Rebbe, was released from his imprisonment in the city of Vitebsk, and on the 19th of Kislev 5559, the Alter Rebbe was released from his imprisonment in St. Petersburg. It is known that both the Alter Rebbe and his son, the Mitteler Rebbe, received word of their release at the very moment they were reciting the verse from Tehillim (55:19): "He redeemed my soul in peace from the battle [that was] against me, for there were many who strove with me." The Alter Rebbe, while in prison, uttered this passage, "He redeemed my soul in peace,", because during that period (due to the great trouble he was in) he read Tehillim daily not only according to the days of the month, but also according to the days of the week. Since the day of his release was a Tuesday (the third day of the week counting from Shabbat), he recited Tehillim 55, corresponding to the third day of the week, which contains the passage "He redeemed my soul in peace." But for Rebbe DovBer, who was released on the 10th of Kislev, this passage appeared not only on the day of the week on which he was released (as with the Alter Rebbe), but also on the day of the month - since, according to the division of Tehillim by days of the month, it turns out that on the tenth day of the month one recites Psalm 55. Interestingly: 1) the division of Psalms by days of the month is more widespread and accessible to everyone, while the division of Psalms by days of the week is generally intended only for select individuals; 2) the connection between the 19th of Kislev and the passage "He redeemed my soul in peace" appears only when the 19th of Kislev falls on a Tuesday, but the connection between the 10th of Kislev and this passage appears and repeats every single year! Therefore, the aspect of "He redeemed my soul in peace" in the case of Rebbe DovBer is expressed not only with regard to select individuals (as with the Alter Rebbe), but also with regard to ordinary Jews, to whom the division of Tehillim by days of the month corresponds. (The Lubavitcher Rebbe, on Parshat Bereishit)   Reading Tehillim by Days of the Month: Day 1 - Chapters 1-9 Day 2 - Chapters 10-17 Day 3 - Chapters 18-22 Day 4 - Chapters 23-28 Day 5 - Chapters 29-34 Day 6 - Chapters 35-38 Day 7 - Chapters 39-43 Day 8 - Chapters 44-48 Day 9 - Chapters 49-54 Day 10 - Chapters 55-59 Day 11 - Chapters 60-65 Day 12 - Chapters 66-68 Day 13 - Chapters 69-71 Day 14 - Chapters 72-76 Day 15 - Chapters 77-78 Day 16 - Chapters 79-82 Day 17 - Chapters 83-87 Day 18 - Chapters 88-89 Day 19 - Chapters 90-96 Day 20 - Chapters 97-103 Day 21 - Chapters 104-105 Day 22 - Chapters 106-107 Day 23 - Chapters 108-112 Day 24 - Chapters 113-118 Day 25 - Chapter 119 (א-ל) Day 26 - Chapter 119 (מ-ת) Day 27 - Chapters 120-134 Day 28 - Chapters 135-139 Day 29 - Chapters 140-144 Day 30 - Chapters 145-150   Reading Tehillim by Days of the Week: Sunday: 1-29 Monday: 30-50 Tuesday: 51-72 Wednesday: 73-89 Thursday: 90-106 Friday: 107-119 Saturday: 120-150   (From the book "Tehillim-Segulot," published by "Shoroshim")