The sum of sacred divinity briefly & methodically propoundedThe summe of sacred diuinitie briefly & methodically propounded

His government of the Angels standeth in these points.

His gouernement of the Angels standeth in these poynts.

First, He is the Lord, and they his vassals, whom he commandeth and ruleth at his pleasure: whereupon they are called, ^mour fellow-servants.

First, He is the Lord, and they his vassals, whom hee commandeth and ruleth at his pleasure: whereupon they are called, ^mour fellow-seruants.

1. mReu. 19. 10. & 22. 19.

Secondly, He teacheth and informeth them the will of his Father, which they by their own strength or industry are not able to reach unto: Wherefore in ⁿDaniel, the Angel desireth to learn of him, how long the vision shall be: ^ofor none in Heaven, nor the most glorious Angels there, nor upon the earth, nor under the earth, are able to open the Book with seven seals in the right hand of him that sitteth upon the Throne, but this Lion of the Tribe of Judah only.