English: "Sufficient for his need..." — The Sages taught: An orphan who comes to marry—one rents for him a house and a bed and all his household utensils and afterward marries a wife to him, as it is said "sufficient for his need that he lacks"; "sufficient for his need"—this is a house; "that he lacks"—this is a bed and a table; "for him"—this is a wife.
On the daf / in context: The verse’s layered language is used to define the full package of support required to enable a poor orphan to establish a household.
Type of Learning
Derash on the verse (Kesubos) — the full support package for an orphan’s marriage.
What Is Learned
When supporting an orphan’s marriage one must first supply a house and basic furnishings and only then arrange the marriage itself.