Luke 11:14–23
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Jesus and Beelzebub
14Jesus was driving out a demon. The man who had the demon could not speak. When the demon left, the man began to speak. The crowd was amazed.
15But some of them said, “Jesus is driving out demons by the power of Beelzebub, the prince of demons.” 16Others put Jesus to the test by asking for a miraculous sign from heaven.
17Jesus knew what they were thinking. So he said to them, “Any kingdom that fights against itself will be destroyed. A family that is divided against itself will fall. 18If Satan fights against himself, how can his kingdom stand?
“I say this because of what you claim. You say I drive out demons by the power of Beelzebub. 19Suppose I do drive out demons with Beelzebub’s help. With whose help do your followers drive them out? So then, they will be your judges. 20But suppose I drive out demons with the help of God’s powerful finger. Then God’s kingdom has come to you.
21“When a strong man is completely armed and guards his house, what he owns is safe. 22But when someone stronger attacks, he is overpowered. The attacker takes away the armor the man had trusted in. Then he divides up what he has stolen.
23“Anyone who is not with me is against me. Anyone who does not gather sheep with me scatters them.
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