Comentario sobre Levítico 22:33

המוציא אתכם THAT HATH BROUGHT YOU OUT [OF THE LAND OF EGYPT] — for the sake of this (that you should hallow His name).

המוציא אתכם מארץ מצרים להיות לכם לאלוקים. I wanted to become your immediate leader, not employing any intermediaries, just as I am an immediate leader for disembodied beings. Of course, this was based on the premise that you would walk in the path of My Holiness, as mentioned by Jeremiah 10,2 “do not learn the ways of the nations and do not be in awe of the portents you believe to see in the sky.”

Faithful to give reward. Rashi writes this so that you should not say: Since Rashi just said that He took us out of Egypt for this purpose, if so this mitzvah does not have a reward., for wWe are obligated to fulfill it, since He took us out of Egypt for this purpose. So he [Rashi] tells us [that this is not so]. (Divrei Dovid) The Torah writes this here so that one should not say: Once a person surrenders himself to death and is killed he will no longer be able to fulfill mitzvos, so better that he profane the Name of Heaven once [and not allow himself to be killed] in order that he will fulfill the entire Torah [later]! Therefore it says, “I am Hashem,” faithful to give reward in the World to Come and at the Resurrection of the Dead [and will consider it] as if he had fulfilled the entire Torah. (Kitzur Mizrachi in the name of Moreinu Harav Hendel)

'אני ה‎‎ I AM THE LORD — Who is faithful in paying you your reward (Sifra, Emor, Chapter 9 6).

'אני ה; I have not changed and I will continue to perform miracles as I have done in former times, unless you erect barriers between yourselves and Me by not walking in the paths I have assigned for you. We have this promise spelled out in Micha 7,15 “as in the days when you came out of Egypt I will display miracles.”