later carried on the sea to show that, if He could carry him over a threatening sea, He did not need to be carried by him on dry land. Our Lord visibly carried him on the sea to teach us that He was also invisibly carrying him on dry land. The Son came to the servant not to be presented by the servant, but so that, through the Son, the servant might present to his Lord the priesthood and prophecy that had been entrusted to his keeping.263 Prophecy and priesthood, which had been given