Chapter 18
If one merits a public miracle, he should offer a song to Elohim, including in his song all the miracles that have occurred since the day the world was created, as well as the good that Elohim wrought for Israel at the giving of the Torah. And he should say: "He Who has performed these miracles, may He do with me likewise."
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Chapter 19
To behold Elohim's might one should look to the heavens, to the sun, and to the Torah, from which awesome miracles and wonders can be perceived--wonders that lead the creations to tell of Elohim's glory.
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Chapter 20
If a loved one or relative is suffering-even in a distant place, where one is unable to help-offer this prayer on their behalf.
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Chapter 21
One who is endowed with prosperity, and whose every desire is granted, ought not be ungrateful. He should praise and thank Elohim, recognize Him as the cause of his prosperity, and trust in Him. For everything comes from the kindness of the One Above.
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Chapter 22
Every person should pray in agony over the length of the exile, and our fall from prestige to lowliness. One should also take vows (for self-improvement) in his distress.
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