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| title = "Luke 4:31–37" | ||||
| date = "2022-10-31" | ||||
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| ### [Read the passage.](https://biblia.com/bible/esv/Lk4.31-37) | ||||
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| When the rabbis of Jesus's time would teach, they would refer back to what | ||||
| previous teachers had said and taught as a way to establish their credentials | ||||
| and authority on a subject. Think of it as the oral equivalent of citing | ||||
| academic papers. The people of Capernaum were shocked, then, that Jesus didn't | ||||
| do this. He said things were true because He was the one who said it. Which is | ||||
| entirely appropriate for God to do, but none of the people knew that's who | ||||
| Jesus was. | ||||
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| But the demon possessing a man at the synagogue knew who Jesus was, and decided | ||||
| to make a big deal about it. At this point in Jesus's ministry, He wasn't | ||||
| trying to announce His status as the Messiah. Therefore, Jesus commands the | ||||
| demon to be silent and come out of the man. When the people see this man in his | ||||
| right mind, they are again amazed at Jesus's authority. | ||||
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| Because of this, Jesus's fame spreads again through Galilee, and possibly | ||||
| beyond. | ||||
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| Let us see Jesus for who He truly is, and help us to respond correctly: in | ||||
| repentance and faith. | ||||
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