so Moses hearkened] He did not thinke himselfe too good, to be advised by a man farre inferiour to himselfe, both in pietie, prudence, and acceptation with God: But why did not so wise a man as Moses, thinke of such a course himselfe? or why did not God himselfe give him that advice? Answer. It may be Moses expected Gods direction for some course in such affaires, and that he would have him take it from Jethro for the exercise of his humilitie, (as though he miraculously called Saul, Act. 9. he sent him to Ananias to be instructed) and withall to shew him, that divine revelation doth not exclude the giving, or receiving of humane counsell, when it is according to the rule of reason, and prudence.