זוהר שמות — דף קצח ע”א

Parasha Vayakhel — folio 198a. The Zohar continues explaining that all the chariots are called “generous-hearted”, a name for the Holy Throne which is the heart of all. The offering of God is the Holy Throne itself, borne upward in secret before the Supernal King. The sixty sources — the wise-hearted — come to draw from the treasury of life and benefit the world. Rabbi Yehuda opens with the verse “Do you not share your bread with the hungry?”: the poor person is a divine gift sent to a person, and blessed is the one who receives him graciously. One who cares for the poor is credited as if he created the poor person’s soul, as Abraham who cared for all beings.