are in his hand. He is also the manager of all above and beneath, because God hath made him to rule over all, hath appointed him the lord of his house, the ruler of all he hath,” Which expressions, how consonant they are to what is delivered by the apostle in this place and chap. 3, is easily discerned. The influence of this assertion or common principle of the Judaical church into the argument that the apostle hath in hand is evident and manifest. He who is the heir and lord of all things, spiritual,