Tehillim 109 – when they drive out G-d
Tehillim 109:31
– "Ki ya'amod limin evyon, lehoshia mishofetei nafsho" – (for He stands at the right hand of the needy, to save him from those who condemn him).
There are people who, in the World of Truth, will be asked: "Why did you drive G-d out of your home?" And when they ask in bewilderment: "When did that happen?" – they will be answered: "When a poor man came to your home and G-d was with him – as it is written: "For He will stand at the right hand of the needy" – you drove the poor man out together with G-d."
"You shall surely open your hand to your brother" – (Devarim 15:7–8) – "surely open" – for the poor person who is embarrassed to ask for himself; "open your hand" – even to the poor person who demands brazenly;
(Rabbi Yisrael of Salant)