The answer to your question is that four things are possible. One is that the nominative pronoun in granting it refers to God. The second refers to the third place on the divine name. The fourth is that the pronoun in His names refers to the servant, so the name is a name. The servant is not the name of God. Likewise, the accusative pronoun in granting him, which is the second object, is it the pronoun of a divine name or is it the place? If the nominative pronoun is God or the place, then the one given is the name without a doubt, and if the nominative pronoun is God, the divine name, or the servant’s name, then the place is the one given.