Possession of Evil Spirit in Luke 11: 14-23

What happened to the man who had an evil spirit and was mute according to Luke 11:14?

• He became a prophet

• He was healed by Jesus.

• He was banished from the town

• He was possessed by more evil spirits

How did Jesus cast out the evil spirit from the man in Luke 11:14?

• By performing a ritual dance

• By reciting a magic spell

• By offering a sacrifice

• By the power of God and rebuking the spirit.

What was the reaction of the people after witnessing the man being healed in Luke 11:14?

• The people were amazed and some accused Jesus of using the power of Beelzebul.

• The people were confused and thought it was a trick

• The people were angry and attacked Jesus

• The people were indifferent and walked away

Why did some of the people accuse Jesus of driving out demons by Beelzebul in Luke 11:15?

• They accused Jesus of being a false prophet

• They believed Jesus was possessed by Beelzebul

• They thought Jesus was a magician using dark arts

• They believed Jesus was using the power of Beelzebul, the prince of demons, to drive out demons.

How did Jesus respond to the accusation of driving out demons by Beelzebul in Luke 11:17?

• Jesus responded by saying that He was indeed driving out demons by the power of Beelzebul.

• Jesus responded by explaining the logic behind why it wouldn't make sense for Satan to drive out his own demons and that He drives out demons by the finger of God.

• Jesus responded by agreeing with the accusation and stopped driving out demons.

• Jesus responded by ignoring the accusation and walking away.

What did Jesus say about a kingdom divided against itself in Luke 11:17-18?

• A kingdom divided against itself is a sign of strength.

• A kingdom divided against itself cannot stand.

• A kingdom divided against itself will prosper.

• A kingdom divided against itself will unite.

According to Luke 11:20, what did Jesus say was evidence of the arrival of the kingdom of God?

• Healing the sick

• Walking on water

• Casting out demons by the finger of God

• Turning water into wine

What analogy did Jesus use to explain the expulsion of demons in Luke 11:21-22?

• Analogy of a king ruling his kingdom

• Analogy of a farmer sowing seeds

• Analogy of a strong man fully armed guarding his house

• Analogy of a shepherd tending his flock

What did Jesus say happens when a stronger man attacks and overpowers the strong man in Luke 11:22?

• He strengthens the strong man and they become allies

• He takes away all the armor in which the strong man trusted and divides his plunder.

• He flees and leaves the strong man unharmed

• He surrenders to the strong man and becomes his servant

How did Jesus conclude the passage in Luke 11:23 regarding those who are not with Him?

• Whoever is not with me is neutral, and whoever does not gather with me remains neutral.

• Whoever is not with me is supportive, and whoever does not gather with me supports.

• Whoever is not with me is against me, and whoever does not gather with me scatters.

• Whoever is not with me is indifferent, and whoever does not gather with me remains indifferent.