Rabbi Yonah said: "Happy is the one who gives to the person in need," is not what the verse says, but rather, "Happy is the one who is 'maskil' in relation to the person in need," meaning, one must examine the mitzvah situation thoroughly in order to find the best possible way to do it.
Suggested Discussion Questions:
1. What does it mean to "examine the mitzvah situation thoroughly?"
2. What is the value in finding the "best possible way" to do a mitzvah rather than just any way?
Time Period: Rabbinic (Maccabees through the Talmud)