First, and principally, in that which is internal and spiritual, in and over the souls of men, over spirits both good and bad, in reference unto the ends which he hath to accomplish upon them. And this looketh to the inward substance of the kingdom of Christ, which is given him of his Father, and is not of this world, though he exercise it in the world to the last day; — a kingdom which can never be shaken nor removed. "The government of it is upon his shoulder, and of the increase of it there shall be no end."
John Owen — Christ's Kingdom and the Magistrate's Power (Sermon on Dan. 7:15–16)
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