‘See the accusation against.. and the defence of… the Saviour’ (Luke 11:14-28)

When Jesus chose to heal a man from demon possession in Luke 11:14-28, he got much more than he was expecting in terms of opposition to his miracle. Those who observed the miraculous deliverance of the man, could only reach a conclsuion that was opposite to what might have been made by those with ‘two eyes’, attributing the miracle to the works of the evil one. But Jesus was not deterred and used the opprtunity to press His claims and to point out what responsing to Him the right way really means.

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• The thirty-fifth in this series
• Encouragements and discouragements
• Divided witnesses
• See how Luke tells us of …

The ‘crime’ Jesus committed (v.14)

The accusation they levelled (v.15-16)

The defence Jesus gave (v.17-28)
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Courtroom drama
What’s your verdict?
Hearing and heeding…