imparted gifts from the fulness of His Spirit, vouchsafed according to His wise disposal, to some more, to others less, in differing ways, in various measures. . The setting forth of the divine exaltation of the Lord Jesus is continued with abandonment of the homiletic parœnesis. Not angels, but the incarnate Son, is Lord of the world to come, who for a little while was made lower than the angels, that by death He might overcome death, and being made perfect through sufferings, might be