Midras Amsal 3:10: Mekhilta DeRabbi Yishmael & Midrash Tehillim

"all of the illness which I placed in Egypt I will not place upon you": And what is the intent of "for I am the L–rd who heals you"? The Holy One Blessed be He said to Moses: Tell Israel that the words of Torah which I gave to you are healing for you, are life for you. As it is written (Mishlei 4:22) "for they are life to him who finds them", and (Ibid. 3:8) "It is healing to your navel and marrow to your bones."

Come and see their reward. It is written "Honor the L–rd from your wealth" and, correspondingly, (Ibid. 10) "And your bread will be filled with grain"; Honor your father and your mother" and correspondingly, (Ibid.) "so that your days be prolonged." The L–rd your G–d shall you fear" — (Malachi 3:20) "And there shall shine for you, who fear My name, a sun of bounty."

A Psalm of David: "The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures; He leads me beside quiet waters. This is what the Scripture says: 'My beloved is mine and I am his' (Song of Solomon 2:16). The Assembly of Israel said before the Lord, 'Master of the Universe, You are my God and I am Your nation.' He is my God, as it says, 'I am the Lord your God' (Exodus 20:2), and I am His nation, as it says, 'Listen to Me, My nation; and My people, give ear to Me' (Isaiah 51:4). He is my Father, as it says, 'For I have become a Father to Israel' (Jeremiah 31:9), and I am His firstborn, as it says, 'Israel is My firstborn' (Exodus 4:22). He is my shepherd and I am His sheep, as it says, 'I will give them, your sheep, to be shepherded by men' (Ezekiel 34:31). He is my brother and I am His sister, as it says, 'Who will make you like a brother to me?' (Song of Solomon 8:1), and I am His sister, as it says, 'Open to me, my sister, my beloved' (Song of Solomon 5:2). I have said, 'The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want,' and He has said, 'Your utensils will be full, overflowing' (Proverbs 3:10)."