Spiritual ministry is, in a sense, the soul of the community, not because it dominates secular magistracy, but because it serves the soul, which reigns over the body. Well-ordered individuals make well-ordered households and civil communities. Magistracy, for its part, serves the body, that it might in part facilitate the operations of the soul. Therefore, the two fellowships or relations, which fall under magistracy and ministry, are mutually supporting and serve to guide man to his earthly and heavenly ends.
