ower to part an entire sea. In a contrasting instance, God takes power away from Moses and spreads it upon seventy elders to lighten the burden (Nu, 11:25-6). Therefore, the distribution of power, or the hierarchy of power, is rather arbitrary, making the so-called hierarchy a false one. If the power can indeed be given to, or taken away from, anyone, at any given time, than the vessel in which the power is carried is inconsequential. What is consequential, however, is the situation that requires the power to be used in the first place. Thus, there is no true hierarchy, there only appears to be one on the account of the physical attributions and classifications we often asses to people and situations....
