202. “Rabbi Shimon took him, etc.” Rabbi Shimon took him and kissed him. Rabbi Pineḥas came and kissed him and blessed him, and said: “Certainly, the Holy One, blessed be He, has sent me here. This is the delicate light that I was told was integrated into my house, and which will subsequently illuminate the entire world” [see section #186#, above]. Rabbi Elazar replied: “Certainly, fear must not be forgotten in all the commandments, and certainly not in this commandment, of love; fear should be attached to it.” How is it attached? Love is good on one side, as it is stated: When He gives him wealth and goodness, long life, children, and sustenance. Then fear should be awakened, that one should fear lest sin causes [his downfall] and his [fortune] is reversed upon him. Regarding this it is stated: “Happy is the man who fears always” [Proverbs 28:14], since the fear is incorporated in the love.