It must be hard at first to know who is supreme and who is subordinate.

If a shade arose from the under world, and stared at Piccadilly, that shade would not quite understand the idea of an ordinary closed carriage.

He would suppose that the coachman on the box was a triumphant conqueror, dragging behind him a kicking and imprisoned captive.

So, if we see spiritual facts for the first time, we may mistake who is uppermost.

It is not enough to find the gods; they are obvious; we must find God, the real chief of the gods.