And He is God in the heavens and on earth, and He brings Him many times closer to His servant than His servant draws near to Him if he seeks Him in the path that He has prescribed for him. He runs to Him when He sees Him coming to meet Him out of concern for His servant and honor for Him, but on the path of glory, which is a path of descent in which there is no ascent for a created being, even if it were for a created one. In it is the behavior of what was dear and what came down to us only through us, so the attribute is ours, not his. We are the essence of that path, and that is why we describe it as the Praiseworthy, that is, as the Praiseworthy and the Praiseworthy, because when a fa’il occurs, it asks for the active participle and the object. So either he gives the two commands together like this, or he gives the single command to the presumption of an adverb, and he praised himself. He is the Praiseworthy, the Praiseworthy, and the greatest praise He gave to Himself in our v