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Verse 12. — Behold, all that he has is in your hand: only put not forth your hand upon him. 46. Satan's 'hand' should be understood not as power, but as temptation. — When we discuss the sacred history under a figurative understanding, Satan's hand should be understood not as power, but as temptation. All that He has, therefore, is given into the hand of the tempter, and the hand of temptation is forbidden to be stretched forth upon Him — which nevertheless is granted to be done in the loss of His substance: because, namely, first Judea, which had been His possession, was taken away in unbelief, and afterward His flesh was fastened to the gibbet of the cross.
He therefore who first endured Judea opposing Him, and afterward came even to the cross, as it were first lost what He had possessed, and afterward in Himself endured the wickedness of the adversary.