Partnering with Hashem

If Hashem loves the poor, why doesn't He take care of them Himself? Turnus Rufus asked Rabbi Akiva exactly that, and the answer in Bava Basra connects to Pinchas, whom Rashi says was rewarded because he acted for Hashem when Hashem was angry. Rav Moshe Feinstein finds a principle there that reaches tzedakah, learning Torah and Milah. Rabbi Asaf Prisman ends with a young avreich, a growing family and a registered letter from a court that arrived at an odd time.