He felt that the power of God had been given Him to judge souls.

The devils fled before Him, He was subject to no human power.

He broke with the history of His degraded people; He annulled the ancient writings, falsified by priests and learned men.

He recognised that in His unity with the Heavenly Father and Eternal God, He was Lord of all power in heaven and on earth.
So it was with Him since that hour of light on the mountain.

But the knowledge of all this made Him still more humble as a man on whom such an immense burden had been laid, and still more loving towards those who were sunken in measureless poverty, distress and subjection, resigned to their fate of being lost in blindness and defiance, and yet full of wistful longing for salvation.
The relations between Him and His disciples had also changed since that day.