Give to the one who asks. This last example is an ordinary, everyday occurrence: Give to the one who asks of you, and do not turn your back on one who wants to borrow – a request for goods or money from a neighbor or a poor person.  From Deuteronomy 15:

⁷ If one of your kinsmen in any community is in need in the land which the LORD, your God, is giving you, you shall not harden your heart nor close your hand to him in his need. ⁸ Instead, you shall open your hand to him and freely lend him enough to meet his need. ⁹ Be on your guard lest, entertaining the mean thought that the seventh year, the year of relaxation, is near, you grudge help to your needy kinsman and give him nothing; else he will cry to the LORD against you and you will be held guilty. ¹⁰ When you give to him, give freely and not with ill will; for the LORD, your God, will bless you for this in all your works and undertakings. ¹¹ The needy will never be lacking in the land; that is why I command you to open your hand to your poor and needy kinsman in your country. Continue reading →