an irresistible impulse that seeks what is above and turns neither right nor left.”

Likewise, one who addresses Him with words such as, “You alone we worship, and You alone we ask for help” {5}, is like one who supplicates, “Guide us to the straight path” {6}. For all such forms of address are alike, whether the pronouns used are independent or attached, nominative, accusative, or genitive. Examples include: “You are my Lord, and I worship You”; “You alone we worship”; “I have submitted myself to You, turned my face toward You, and entrusted my affairs to You”; “You created me and provided for me”; and “We seek Your help, Your guidance, and Your forgiveness.”