[23] therefore he is held forth as the Lord of the foolish, striking them with a terror which is appropriate to him as ruler. But he is the God of those who are improved; as we read now, "I am thy God, I am thy God, be thou increased and multiplied." [25]And in the case of those who are perfect, he is both together, both Lord and God; as we read in the ten commandments, "I am the Lord thy [26] [27] [28] [29] [30] God." [31] And in another passage it is written, "The Lord God of our fathers." [32]