Caring About Another Jew Creates Live Malachim That Help Him

יָּדֵ ינוּ ל ֹא שָּׁ פְ כוּ אֶ ת הַ דָּ ם הַ זֶ ה כא ז

Caring About Another Jew Creates Live Malachim That Help Him

The Maharal says that when a Yid shows Achdus and caring for another Jew, like escorting him a little after he had been his guest, then Hashem responds by giving this guest extra protection. This is why the: זִׂק נ יְה עִׂ ירְ Dayanim of the city say: י ד ינוְלֹאְשׁ פ כוְ אֶ תְהַ ד םְהַ זֶהְְכאְז we did not spill his blood, i.e., they weren’t guilty of not escorting him.

Whenever you show a concern for a fellow Jew, you should realize that Hashem will echo your concern and help this person. This is a strong Yesod, and whenever you do Chesed it is K'dai (a good idea) to have in mind that your caring: מַ ח שׁ ב ה thoughts help your friend. The Maharsha says that your caring thoughts about your friend are live Malachim that help him.