Rabbi Shila of Nawha (a place east of Gadara in the Galilee) interpreted the word "needy" (, "evyon") in to teach that one should give to the poor person from one's wealth, for that wealth is the poor person's, given to you in trust. Rabbi Abin observed that when a poor person stands at one's door, God stands at the person's right, as says: "Because He stands at the right hand of the needy." If one gives something to a poor person, one should reflect that the One who stands at the poor person's right will reward the giver. And if one does not give anything to a poor person, one should reflect that the One who stands at the poor person's right will punish the one who did not give, as says: "He stands at the right hand of the needy, to save him from them that judge his soul."