As C. S. Lewis said, “He seems to do nothing of Himself which He can possibly delegate to His creatures. He commands us to do slowly and blunderingly what He could do perfectly and in the twinkling of an eye. Creation seems to be delegation through and through.”3 The delegation not only of major tasks but also of the authority to get them done. Having cast down the usurped ruler of this world, all authority was given to Jesus. And then—trumpets ought to ring out and banners unfurled—he in turn gives