“... It is out of compassion (ḥml ‘to grieve’) for his ‘name’ that, according to verse 21, Yahweh turned to his people. 39:25 will later speak of ‘zeal’ (qnʾ) for the holy name. Both features link closely the present passage with 20:9, 14, 22 (44) and the absolute usage there ואטש למען שׁמי (‘but I acted [mercifully] for my name’s sake’). Apart from 36:20–22 the qualified expression שׁם קדשי (‘my holy name’) is found also in 20:39; 39:7, 25; 43:7f. In verse 23 there is also the expression שמי הגדול (‘my great name’). ...”