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121 y ror the Lord's: ſake a: wherher it be ro the kins 7 35 ſupreme c x Of all kind, whether Supreme, or ſubordinate, y Gr. {man Creatures Which may be underſtood, either as Mark 16. 15. every Human Creatur? for every Man, only reſtraining it to the preſent Subject whereof he treats, viz. Magiſtrates, and the Senſe is, to cve- ry Magiſtrate: Or rather, (though to the ſame Effet) to every Hu- mm Ordinance , or, as we tranſlate it, Ordinance of Man ;, the word Creature, being taken for an Ordinance, or Gonſtitution, and crea- ting for or daining, or appointing ;, ſo Oecumenius will have the Word to ſignitie, Ephel, 2.15. to make of twain, one new Man. But this Creature, or Ordinance here is to be underſtood of the Magi- ſtrate (as appears by the following Words) which 15 called Human, not as 1f- Mayiitracy were not an Ordinance of God, (for Rom. 13. 5. the Powers that are, are ſaid to be ordained of God) but, either vecaute iT is only among men, and proper to them ; or becauſe 1t is of Man ſecondarily, and inſtrumentally, though of God prima- riiv, and originally ; God making uſe of the Miniſtry of Men 1n bringing them into the Magiſtracy ; as though Church-Ofticers are God's Ordinance, yet he makes uſe of men to put them into Office. a For God's Sake, who commands this Obedience, and gave them their Authority, and is repreſented by them, and honoured by that Obedience which is yielded to them 1n all things agreeable to his Will, The Phraſe ſeems to be of the ſame import with that of being obedient in the Lord, Epheſ. 5. 1. b To Ceſar the then Su- preme Magittrate, under whoſe ſuriſdi&ion the Jewiſh Chriſtians were ; and this being a general Command extending to all Chri- ſtians. it tollows, that Obedience is due from them to thoſe Chiet Magiſtrates, whoſe Subjedts reſpedively they are. c Not only above the People, but above other Magiſtrates.
14 Or unto governours d, as unto them that are lent by him e * for the puniſhment of evil doers and Þ for
the praile f of them that do well.