Secondly, these haue each of thē a Kingly state or power pollitique
The Civill State.
This power or Civill state is of God, and is the Charracter of Gods soveraigntie over man; is displaid by his Communicating the same unto Kings & such as are in authority under them, for which cause hee hath said yee are Gods, and God must and is obeyed by stooping and submitting to this power and state, and he that resist∣eth this power resisteth the ordinance of God Rom. 13. c.
The true Ecclesiasticall State.
Likewise this state is of God, for it is the Kingdome of his deare Sonne, & is not the Civill state but the Ecclesiastical state of Christ his Church, or power which he received of his Father Mat 28.18, after that he rose again from the dead, by which power he au∣thorised his Apostles & sent thē on his errand or message to al the world, Mat. 28. which power the Apostles vsed in planting Churchs