[22] and he also confessed that "it was the work of God," [21] and not of any created being, that he was recognised by his brethren, and so could put into commotion and agitation, and put to the rout by force, all the dispositions devoted to the [22] [23] [24] [25] [26] [27] [28] body which flattered themselves that they could stand firmly on their own doctrines; he also said that "he had not been sent away by men, but had been appointed by God" [29] for the legitimate overseeing of the body and of all external things;