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ALL EDITIONS FEATURE . . . CROSS REFERENCES 4:32 Find another verse on Jesus’ authority at Mt 7:38

20 Then he rolled up the scroll, gave it back to the at ten dant and sat down. x The eyes of ev ery one in the syn a gogue were fas tened on him, 21 and he be gan by say ing to them, “To day this scrip ture is ful filled in your hear ing.” 22 All spoke well of him and were amazed at the gra cious words that came from his lips. “Isn’t this Jo seph’s son?” they asked. y 23 Jesus said to them, “ Surely you will quote this prov erb to me: ‘Phy si cian, heal your self ! Do here in your home town what we have heard that you did in Capernaum.’ ” 24 “I tell you the truth,” he con tin ued, “no p rophet is accepted in his home town. z 25 I as sure you that there were many wid ows in Israel in Eli jah’s time, when the sky was shut for three and a half years and there was a se vere fam ine through out the land. a 26 Yet Eli jah was not sent to any of them, but to a widow in Zar e phath in the re gion of Si don. b 27 And there were many in Israel with leprosy a in the time of Eli sha the prophet, yet not one of them was cleansed—only Na a man the Syrian.” c 28 All the peo ple in the syn a gogue were fu ri ous when they heard this. 29 They got up, drove him out of the town, d and took him to the brow of the hill on which the town was built, in or der to throw him down the cliff. 30 But he walked right through the crowd and went on his way. e

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Jesus Drives Out an Evil Spirit 31 Then he went down to Capernaum, f a town in Gal i lee, and on the Sab bath be gan to t each the peo ple. 32 They were amazed at his teach ing, g be cause his mes sage had authority. 33 In the syn a gogue t here was a man pos sessed by a de mon, an evil b spirit. He cried out at the top of his voice, 34 “Ha! What do you want with us, Jesus of Naz a reth? Have you come to de stroy

4:20 x ver 17 4:22 y Mt 13:54,55; Jn 6:42 4:24 z Mt 13:57; Jn 4:44 4:25 a 1Ki 18:1; Jas 5:17,18 4:26 b 1Ki 17:8–16 4:27 c 2Ki 5:1–14 4:29 d Nu 15:35; Ac 7:58 4:30 e Jn 8:59; 10:39 4:31 f Mt 4:13 4:32 g Mt 7:28

us? I know who you are—the Holy One of God!” h 35 “Be quiet!” Jesus said sternly. i “Come out of him!” Then the de mon threw the man down be fore them all and came out with out in jur ing him. 36 All the peo ple were amazed and said to each other, “What is this teach ing? With authority j and power he gives or ders to evil spir its and they come out!” 37 And the news about him spread through out the sur round ing area. k

Baptised in/ Filled with the Holy Spirit Gifts of the Holy Spirit

Lk 10:17-19

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Jesus Heals Many 38 Jesus left the syn a gogue and went to the home of Si mon. Now Si mon’s mother inlaw was suf fer ing from a high fe ver, and they asked Jesus to help her. 39 So he bent over her and re buked l the fe ver, and it left her. She got up at once and be gan to wait on them. 40 When the sun was set ting, the peo ple brought to Jesus all who had var i ous kinds of sick ness, and lay ing his hands on each one, m he healed them. n 41 More over, de mons came out of many peo ple, shout ing, “You are the Son of God!” o But he re buked them and would not al low them to speak, p be cause they knew he was the Christ. c 42 At day break Jesus went out to a sol i tary place. The peo ple were look ing for him and when they came to where he was, they tried to keep him from leav ing them. 43 But he said, “I must preach the good news of the king dom of God to the other towns also, be cause that is why I was sent.” 44 And he kept on preach ing in the syn a gogues of Ju dea. d 4:34 h ver 41 4:35 i ver 39,41; Mt 8:26 4:36 j ver 32 4:37 k ver 14 4:39 l ver 35,41 4:40 m Mk 5:23 n Mt 4:23 4:41 o Mt 4:3 p Mt 8:4

4:32 HIS  MESSAGE  HAD  AUTHORITY. The basic meaning of “authority” (Gk exousia) is “the freedom and right to decide or act.” It involves capability and power (cf. v. 36). Jesus had a God-given authority from his Father (Jn 17:2), which came from knowing the Father and recognizing what the Father was doing in the world. Jesus also delegated authority to his followers (Mk 3:15; Lk 9:1). But he did not want them to become arrogant and authoritarian, so he warned them not to be like the rulers and officials of the world who “exercise authority” (Mt 20:25-28) in a way that tyrannizes or dominates others. Jesus used his authority to serve, help, instruct and free people from demonic control (v. 36; see article on POWER OVER SATAN AND DEMONS, p. 1347). 4:33 AN EVIL SPIRIT. Luke records that one of Jesus’ first acts after announcing his role as the true Messiah (the one who fulfills the prophecies about the coming Savior) was a direct confrontation with demonic powers.

Healing Faith that moves mountains Witnessing Salvation Second Coming of Christ

The Calling of the First Disciples One day as Jesus was stand ing by the Lake of Gen nes a ret, e with the peo ple crowd ing around him and lis ten ing to the

Victory over Satan and demons

a 27 The Greek word was used for various diseases affecting the skin—not necessarily leprosy. b 33 Greek unclean ; also in verse 36 c 41 Or Messiah d 44 Or the land of the Jews ; some manuscripts Galilee e 1 That is, Sea of Galilee

Overcoming the world and worldliness

(1) Jesus’ primary concern in ministry was to destroy the devil’s works (1Jn 3:8). Christ’s followers will not realize or experience the full benefits of God’s kingdom without confronting and prevailing over Satan’s kingdom (see Mt 12:28; see article on THE KINGDOM OF GOD, p. 1294). (2) One unmistakable sign that God’s people are failing to experience and demonstrate God’s kingdom is the failure or inability to confront directly the power of evil by setting people free from the slavery to sin and demonic powers. These powers certainly recognize Christ and his authority and must submit to his followers who truly possess Christ’s power because of their deep and uncompromising relationship with him (see article on POWER OVER SATAN AND DEMONS, p. 1347). 4:40 HEALED THEM. See Mt 4:23, note; see article on DIVINE HEALING, p. 1286, and chart on the MIRACLES OF JESUS, p. 1499.

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GLOBAL STUDY EDITION • Presentation Page • Color Maps Section

he is a to help those who Paul’s supernatural encounter Rev with 16:12, 16; 19:17, 19, 21 occasion (Mt 16:13; Mk 8:27). Here he are beingprohibited AntiChrist Jesus occurred near here. He was asked Peter who he thought Jesus was Pr 6:32-33 save 20:14; completely he is a to ex Atonement See article on the aGe of the brought blinded into the city (Ac 9:3, a to keepspiritual his whole body (Mt 16:15-16). See also ChRist, antiChRist—p. 1760 8; 22:6, 11). in check. Jer 3:1-5; eze 16:15; 23:2; substitutionaRy death as the beast of the great to keep To him who is a17:1 Rev of tribulation Damascus you suspected isa 14:12-15; da 6:5; 7:8, 24-25; See article on the day of to nu openof5:18 the scroll He is a Home apostles Philip,

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Mk 1:15; Ac 8:12; 1Co 5:10-11

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Mt 3:2, 11-12; Ac 1:3-8

b. Filled with the spirit of the world

1Co 2:12; Jas 4:4; 1Jn 2:15

c. Miracles and driving out demons

Mt 4:23-24; 10:7-8; 12:28; Lk 9:1-2, 11; 11:20-22; 13:11-16

c. Counterfeit miracles and demonpossession

Mt 4:24; 8:28; 24:24; 2Th 2:9; Rev 13:13-14

d. The presence of Jesus

Mt 3:1-3: 4:17; Mk 1:14-15

d. The presence of evil spirits

Mt 8:28; 12:22-29; Mk 5:2-5, 9; 6:7; Ac 19:16; Rev 18:2

e. Gifts of the Spirit

Ro 12:6-8; 1Co 12:1-31

e. Sorcery, witchcraft, drugs, occult activity

Ac 16:16; 19:18-19; 1Co 10:20; Gal 5:20; Rev 2:24

f. Fruit of the Spirit

Gal 5:22-23

f. Acts of the sinful nature

Gal 5:19-21

Scythopolis In the region of the Garasenes Jesus healed a demon-possessed man (Mk 5:1; Lk 8:26).

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John the Baptist was baptizing east of the Jordan River (Jn 1:28). Here, John saw Jesus and called him the “Lamb of God” (Jn 1:29,35).

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Mt 5:1416 “You are the light of the world. A city on a hill cannot be hidden. Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before men, that they may see your good deeds and praise your Father in heaven.” 73 ENGINTCMv2F.indd 2779

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As a campus missionary, I will: • follow Jesus’ example of servanthood, so as to reflect God’s love and to influence others for Christ. • use my abilities and opportunities to honor God and benefit others on my campus and in my church and community. • demonstrate active compassion for those in need, just as though I am serving Jesus himself. See p. 13 for the introduction to CAMPUS MISSIONS and its five disciplines: PRAY, LIVE, SERVE, TELL, GIVE.

Campus Missions Training Helps

SERVING FOLLOWS JESUS’ EXAMPLE. How do you measure success? Most people embrace the world’s standard of doing whatever it takes to get ahead. But Jesus’ teaching defied worldly ideals: “The greatest among you will be your servant. For whoever himself will training be humbled, The following items exalts provide practical related to the five commitments—or disciplines—of and whoever humbles himself will be exalted” (Mt 23:11-12; Lk 22:24-30, notes). Jesus a campus missionary:see PRAY, LIVE, SERVE, TELL, and GIVE. To see how these issues relate to the demonstrated humility through such acts as washing then have set(CM), you an overall feet, process ofsaying, Campus“IMissions seeexample the CM articles on p. 1276 (Serve), p. 1676 (Give), p. 1744 that you should do as I have done for you … Now thatp.you these things, youAlso, will see be blessed (Pray), 1776know (Live), p. 1859 (Tell). p. 13 for the introduction to CAMPUS MISSIONS. if you do them” (Jn 13:15, 17). To show people who Jesus is and what he is like, you must actively look for ways to serve and assist others at home, school, work and in every aspect of life. By serving with proper motives, you reflect Christ’s character and compassion (Mt 20:26-28; Php 2:3-7). Your aim should not simply be to expand your ministry. You are to serve others because God’s kingdom is characterized by servanthood. A true servant does not expect thanks and recognition, but finds opportunities to help The following are just a few ways you could volunteer individually or as a group people who can offer nothing in return (Lk 14:12-14). to serve on your campus, demonstrating Christ’s character and compassion. Serving with your youth CHRIST’S group can MESSAGE. lend credibility SERVING REMOVES BARRIERS AND OPENSChristian DOORSclub TO or SHARE Jesusto your witness, give you influence with others and open doors of opportunity for further modeled the most powerful form of leadership—servant leadership. His concern wasministry not for and service. position or power. Jesus had influence because he chose to serve. By serving others and showing simple acts of kindness (Col 3:12), you too willSERVInG gain influence.AS In addition, you lend credibility to A GRouP: your witness and break down barriers of resistance to Jesus’ life-changing message. Many will not receive the message unless it comes from someone•who enough toif meet (see Isayour church, group or club could take on to Ask cares the principal theretheir are needs any projects 58:6-10; 1Jn 3:16-18, notes). You may have to feed people’s stomachs benefit the school. before feeding their souls, or clean up their neighborhood before you can help clean tutors up their lives. You often dochurch more to • Recruit or mentors from your and the community. point people to Christ by how you serve them than by anything you say. • Sponsor a Teacher Appreciation Day. Provide food in the teachers’ lounge and have your To impact your campus for God, your prioritieschurch must be As youcards servetoothers, or his clubpriorities. sign thank-you all the teachers. God will open doors for you to share your faith. Your actionssnacks might and helprefreshments overcome theduring reluctance • Provide teacher orientation at the start of the school year. of a school administrator for you to start a campus• club or instigate student-led Organize a day toa pick up trashministry aroundevent. the campus or to clean up the stands after a game. (For ideas you can implement individually or with • other Christians, see the listorof“Toys WAYSfor TOTots” SERVE Organize a canned food drive. YOUR SCHOOL, p. 2275.) In communicating your faith, cookies actions for givethecredibility to words, and • Bake school faculty. words give clarity to actions. • Raise money to purchase a piece of furniture for the teachers’ lounge. • Be available to fill support roles at various events and competitions (e.g., track meets, SERVING DEVELOPS SPIRITUAL MATURITY. Justwrestling as you change and mature physically and tournaments, drama productions, band activities). mentally, you must also grow and mature spiritually. This happens you shift yourstand focusatfrom • Volunteer to staffasthe concession school events. what you get out of ministry to what you can give or contribute. Sadly, many monthly, in the church are breakfast for students if your church is near • Set up a periodic (weekly, quarterly) more concerned with their own needs being met than with helping to meet others’ needs (see the campus. questionnaire, GIVER OR TAKER, p. 2277.) But the•call to an follow Jesus is program a call to serve, not to that be offers recreation, tutoring and skill training. Host after-school for students served (Mk 10:45). Life is more interesting, fulfilling• and rewarding who media aim topresentations, help and Volunteer to setforupthose for class projects, displays, etc. benefit others (see 1Ti 6:18, note). Not only do we mature individually as weSERVInG serve, but we IndIVIduALLY: also help our churches and youth groups grow and develop as we each fulfill our roles (cf. 1Co 14:12; Eph 4:11-15). Ministry is not • Hold yard markers at a football game. • Video school sporting events or plays. campus missionary • Volunteer to be an assistant coach for athletic programs in which you have experience. • Be a judge for speech tournaments. • Drop a note of appreciation on your teacher’s desk. • Offer to paint over graffiti or clean up after vandalism. • Buy a gift certificate to a local restaurant for 7:06:54 your band 40 EN3YMTvF.indd 1276 4/28/09 AM director. • Send birthday cards to classmates. • Check up on students who have had surgery. • Help non-Christian friends with their homework. • Become a lab partner with a non-Christian. • Help show a new student around. • Help a friend or coworker with a task after school or work. • Pray for God’s creativity in serving your school.

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thetemple pride ofadjacent Jacob to Abner (2Sa 2:18-27; 3:22-39), wanted toSea Am Solomon 6:8 built “I athe kill Ro 1:28-32; Ro the royal Theatemple idols, doserved you bothShimei (2Sa 16:5-13; 19:16-23). 2:22 palace. You who 1Co 6:9-10; as a chapel for David’s family line and rob King 4/28/09 10:31:10 AM ABLE (ABILITY ENABLE ENABLED Eph 2:1-3; as a national shrine (worship center). God told ENABLES ENABLING) (ABHOR) 1Jn 3:7-10, 12ABHORS Solomon, “I have [put] my Name there forever ... I Nu 14:16 ‘The Lord was not a Pr 11:1 The Lord a dishonest will establish your royal throne over Israel forever, as 1Ch 29:14 that we should be a to give scales, I promised David your father” (1Ki 9:3, 5). 2Ch 2:6 who is a to build a temple The sanctuary reflected God’s absolute sovereignty Lk 22:53; Ac ABIATHAR 26:18; for him, High priest in days ofover Saulcreation and Davidand symbolized his headship (power, authority) Eph 6:12; Col 1:13; Eze 7:19 and gold will not be a to (1Sa 22; 2SaIsrael. 15; 1Ki 1—2; Mk 2:26). Escaped over 1Jn 1:6; save them cf. 2Co 11:14

Atonement Cover ex 25:17; heb 9:5 H AC

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9:27; 11:36-45; Zec 11:15-16; Rev 11:7; 13:1-3, 8, 15, 18; 16:10; 17:16 Mt. Hermon destruction of Caesarea Rev 17:14; 19:19 Philippi as the “man of lawlessness” 2th 2:3; GA 1Jn 2:18 ULA of the beast and the mark NIT Rev 13:16; 14:9 IS orgin of Rev 17:8, 11 Bethsaida held back by the holy spirit 2th 2:6Sea of Galilee

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DAILY BIBLE READING PLANS

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Reading Luke In order to read the entire New Testament in one year, the book of Luke should be read in 49 days, according to the following schedule: = 1:1-25 = 1:26-56 = 1:57-80 = 2:1-20 = 2:21-52 = 3 = 4:1-13 = 4:14-44 = 5:1-16 = 5:17-39 1347 MARK 3 Outline = 6:1-16 = 6:17-49 = 7:1-35 = 7:36-50 = 8:1-21 = 8:22-39 = 8:40-56 = 9:1-17 = 9:18-36 = 9:37-62 = 10:1-24 = 10:25-42 = 11:1-13 = 11:14-36 = 11:37-54 = 12:1-21 = 12:22-48 I. Preface to Luke’s Gospel (1:1-4) Power over Satan and demons = 12:49-59 = 13:1-21 = 13:22-35 = 14:1-24 = 14:25—15:10 = 15:11-32 = 16 = 17:1-19 II. The Coming of Jesus the Savior (1:5—2:52) = 17:20—18:14 = 18:15-43 = 19:1-27 = 19:28-48 = 20:1-19 = 20:20—21:4 = 21:5-38 = 22:1-38 A. Announcement of John’s Coming Birth (1:5-25) = 22:39-65 = 22:66—23:25 = 23:26-49 = 23:50—24:12 = 24:13-35 = 24:36-53 Mk 3:27 “No one can enter a strong man’s house and carry off his possessions B. Announcement of Jesus’ Coming Birth (1:26-56) unless he first ties up the strong man. then he can rob his house.” C. Birth of John the Baptist (1:57-80) NoteS D. Birth of Jesus (2:1-20) E. Jesus at the Temple as an Infant (2:21-39) Jesus came to earth to destroy the works of Satan (1Jn 3:8), to establish God’s kingdom (see article F. Jesus at the Temple as a Boy (2:40-52) on THE KINGDOM OF GOD, p. 1294) and to free us from Satan’s power (12:28; Lk 4:18; 13:16; III. Preparation for Jesus’ Public Ministry (3:1—4:13) Ac 26:18). One of the main emphases in Mark’s Gospel is Jesus’ overriding aim to defeat Satan and A. Ministry of John the Baptist (3:1-20) his demonic powers. In 3:27, Jesus illustrates the principle behind this spiritual conflict in terms of B. Baptism of Jesus (3:21-22) “tying up the strong man” (i.e., Satan) and “robbing his house” (i.e., setting free those enslaved to C. Ancestry of Jesus (3:23-38) Satan or “possessed” by demonic powers and reclaiming those lives for God’s kingdom). This power D. Temptation of Jesus (4:1-13) over Satan is especially evident in the driving out of demons (Gk daimonion) or evil spirits. “Driving IV. Ministry in and Around Galilee (4:14—9:50) out” or “casting out” means the exercising of Jesus’ authority to force demonic powers to give up A. Beginning of Jesus’ Ministry and Rejection at Nazareth (4:14-30) control of people whose lives they have enslaved and whose bodies they have inhabited. B. Jesus’ Supernatural Authority and Power Demonstrated in Capernaum (4:31-44) C. More Miracles and the Calling of the First Disciples (5:1-28) SATAN AND DEMONS. Satan (Heb, meaning “accuser” or “adversary”) was originally a great angel D. Jesus’ Mission to Save Sinners and Confrontations With Jewish created perfect and good. He was appointed to minister (i.e., to serve) directly around God’s Authorities (5:29—6:11) throne in heaven. Yet before the world began, he became filled with pride and rebelled against E. Selection of the 12 Disciples (6:12-16) God. As a result, he became God’s primary adversary and an enemy to all humanity (Eze 28:12F. Principles for Living from Jesus’ Teaching on the Plain (6:17-49) 15). We must, however, keep in mind that Satan is not equal with God; he is a created being G. The Centurion’s Great Faith and Jesus’ Power Over Death (7:1-17) and is completely subordinate to God’s power. Satan is not omnipresent (everywhere at the same H. John’s Questions for Jesus and Jesus’ Honor for John (7:18-35) time), omnipotent (all-powerful) or omniscient (all-knowing), so most of his activity is delegated I. Jesus’ Compassionate Ministry to and from Women (7:36—8:3) 1:12, note). In his rebellion against God, Satan misled abba to demons (8:28; Rev 16:13-14; see Job 1955 balaam J. Parables of Productivity and Practice in God’s Kingdom (8:4-21) a multitude of lesser angels (Rev 12:4, 7) who could likely be identified, after their “fall” from K. Jesus’ Power Over Nature, Demons and Death (8:22-56) heaven, with demons or evil spirits. Satan and many of these lesser angels were exiled to the earth L. phrases Jesus’ Empowerment of His Disciples and Herod’s Distress (9:1-9) The following list of terms provides practical definitions to many words and used and the atmosphere around it, and now operate within this sphere of influence as God allows. M. Feeding of the Five Thousand (9:10-17) throughout the Bible text and study notes. Most of the time when these terms appear in notes, control influence in thetopics world people legitimate this Their subjectconsiderable index will enable you toand locate where various arepresents discussedall in the studywith notesaand articles. choice N. Peter’s and Jesus’ Response (9:18-27) articles and outlines, they are defined in context. However, in isolated instances they Confession are Page numbers are given in bold faceortype. whether to follow God to follow evil. For more extensive details regarding Satan’s characteristics O. The Savior’s Glory Revealed (9:28-50) used without further definition. The definitions provided are not necessarily technical and activity against God and humanity, see Mt 4:10, note. V. Ministry in Judea on the Way to Jerusalem (9:51—13:21) definitions, but are more practical explanations aimed at enhancing your understanding Anxiety AbbA Ge 16:7; 32:24; ex 3:2; A. The Rejection in Samaria (9:51-56) of the issues. 6:25; the Php NT 4:6, describes 7 Gal 4:6 Jdg 6:14; isasin 63:9; DEMONS. (1) As a result of humanity’s and rebellion againstmtGod, the world aaron B. The Cost of Following Jesus (9:57-62) 1979 aBoUnD 1:8-11, 12from God and seized by Satan, who now exercises a estranged (i.e., alienated, Zec separated) ApostAsy Abide inas Christ The Commissioning, Report and Blessing of the 72 (10:1-24) The purpose of this feature is (1) to help you better understand a wide array C. of technical and great deal of authority onAngels the earth (see Jn 12:31, note; 2Co 4:4; article on THE Ge Eph 19:26;6:10-12; Jdg 17:5,see 6; 20:1; See Remain in ChRist D.enable A Challenge theological terms used frequently in Bible study and ministry contexts and (2) to you to from a Lawyer and the Parable of the Good Samaritan (10:25-37)CHRISTIAN’S RELATIONSHIP 2Ki 12:2; 2Ch 16:7; ecc 11:9; See article on anGels and TO THE WORLD, p.the 1880). AbominAtion thAt CAuses E. familiar The Responses of Mary and Martha to Jesus’ Visit (10:38-42) more clearly communicate vital spiritual truths and concepts to those who are not with isa 2:6-9; 30:1-5; 8:12 anGel thepersonality loRd— (2) Demons are spirit beings whoof have and intelligence. As Jer members of Satan’s desolAtion F. A Teaching About (11:1-13) of believers Word or block entries marked withPrayer an asterisk (*) list every verse in the Bible in which the word appears. Words in p. 312 many terms that Christians may use or take for granted. Since many of these terms have a wide (see Mt 12:26), they are part of a highly organized empire of on evil that has authority on the GReat parenthesesG. after Confrontations an entry remind thewith reader to checkAbout other forms of that word locating passage. See articlekingdom See article ChRist’s fallen Leaders Authority OverinEvil anda Religious range of meaning, the definitions given in certain text notes may vary depending on the specific tRibulation—p. 1322 (Eph 2:2). agents for enactingmessaGe Satan’s to purposes, demons are the seven AARON article on As PoweR oveR Saul’s slaughter of priests (1Sa 22:18-23). Da 3:17 the God we serveover is a to “the kingdom of the air” See Hypocrisy (11:14-54)Supported implications of the related Bible text. Genealogy of (Ex 6:16-20; Jos 21:4, 10; David in Absalom’s revolt (2Sa 15:241914 malicious and save us mk 13:14 satan and demons— enemies of God and humans (Mt 12:43-45). Demon spirits areChuRChes—p. thoroughly evil, Regarding Opposition, Life and4:37the walk in pride he is a to 1Ch 6:3-15). H. Warnings and Encouragement 29). Supported Adonijah (1Ki 1:7-42); deposed See the article on individual 1347 note). In order to overcome AbrAhAm under Satan’s authority (see Mtp.4:10, schemes and temptations ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Priesthood of (Ex 28:1;Times Nu 17; Heb 5:1-4; by Solomon (1Ki 2:22-35; cf. 1Sa 2:31-35). humble. End (12:1—13:8) aPostasy—p. 1812 2Pe 2:4 See article onSatan the Call of Christians must wage continual spiritual warfare against them 7), garments (Ex 28; 39), consecration (Ex 29), Mt (13:9-21) 9:28 “Do you believe of that I am a and his demonic forces, dt 29:18-21; 2Ki 14:26; 15:16; good ABIGAIL Healing and on the Sabbath and Parables of God’s Kingdom absolute truth—facts, principles or standards that are accurate, authoritative (seeI. definition) abRaham—p. 47 ordination (Lev 8). Lk 13:24 will try to enter and will Eph not 6:12, note). (see Pr 14:14; la 2:5; lk 8:13; Ge 18:2; 32:1; eze 1:5; 9:2; 1. During Sister of David (1Ch 2:16-17). See article on God’s Covenant VI. Ministry in and Around Perea the Final Journey Toward relevant for all people in all situations for all time Spokesman for Moses (Ex 4:14-16, be a to 2. Wife of Nabal (1Sa 25:30); pled for his (3) Numerous make clear that Jn it 15:2, is not uncommon 6; 1Co 6:9; 9:27; for demons da the 10:5;Bible heb 1:13; Rev it8:13 with isaaCaccounts in 27—31; 7:1-2).Jerusalem Supported Moses’ hands in battle to 14:30 to build and was not aabRaham, (13:22—19:27) life with David (1Sa 25:14-35). Became David’s allegory—an illustrative story in which characters, images and events represent other things and 5:4; heb 2:1; 10:29; guardian to JaCob—p. inhabit the people who do not have aGalpersonal relationship with God and 64 bodies of some (Ex 17:8-13). Built golden calf (Ex 32; finish.’ after Nabal’s death (1Sa(13:22-30) 25:36-42); bore A. The Narrow Door towife God’s Kingdom Jude 1:12;they Rev 3:5; GeThe 28:12; symbolically express a deeper meaning Geadversaries 11:31; 17:5 5:15; Lk 4:41; 8:27-28;Ge Dt 9:20). Talked against Moses (Nu 12). 21:15 none of your (see Mk Ac24:40; 16:18). evil spirits enslave2Pe the2:1; individuals “possess,” can him Kileab (2Sa and 3:3) also as Daniel 22:19 2Ki 6:16-17; Ps 34:7; 91:11; B. (Nu A Warning Concerning Herod Aknown Lament Over Jerusalem (13:31-35) Priesthood opposed 16); staff budded will be afaith of (1Ch 3:1). use their voices to speak and mt can influence them toward evil, and immorality and destruction. ambassador—an authorized representative of a country or a person; in(Nu reference to a Christian, repentance 18:10 17). Forbidden land (Nu 20:1-12). Romay 4:12 21:36 and that you be a to C. toAenter Challenge to the Pharisees (14:1-24) (4) Demons can cause physical ailments and illness in the1Kihuman one who recognizes his or her responsibility to represent Christ and to spread his20:22-29; message with his ABIHU 8:46 body (Mt 9:32-33; 12:22; Death (Nu stand D. 33:38-39). The Cost of DiscipleshipSon(14:25-35) Anger of Aaron (Ex 6:23; 24:1, 9); killed for andsickness the last days to stop Ac 5:39 you AbstinenCe will not be a17:14-18; Mk 9:20-22; Lk 13:11, 16), although by no means is all and disease the result of authority in an effort to lead others into a right relationship with God; see ABADDON* 2Co 5:20, note at sin E. Parables About the Spiritually Lostfire and (15:1-32) offering unauthorized (Lev Found 10; Nu 3:2-4; See wine See article on the aGe of these men; Rev used9:11 name in Hebrew is evil spirits (Mt 4:24; Lk 5:12-13). ex 32:19; Jdg 10:7; ne 13:25; anointed—chosen, commissioned, empowered, set apart for special service; bothwhose literally and 1Ch 24:1-2). Ro 8:39 will be a to separate us the antiChRist—p. 1760 A, ACts (5) Demons are the real power behind the “gods” and “idols” of false lk 19:45; ac 17:16 14:4 for the Lord is a to make figuratively to depict pouring oil over an individual, representing the Holy Spirit’s empowerment mt 24:11, 12; religions, lk 18:8; 2thwhich 2:7; means ABIJAH of the spiritfalse gods isGod’s ABANDON (ABANDONED) him standand theology that worshiping essentially worshiping demons (see 1Co2ti 10:20, 1. Second son of Samuel (1Ch 6:28); a 1ti 4:1; 4:3 note; see article on in his or her life Dt 4:31 he will not a or destroy you 18:40; Ps 76:10; la 1:12; to establish 16:25 to him whoacis a1:1 corrupt judge (1Sa 8:1-5). THE NATURE OF IDOLATRY, 1Ki p. 357). my people 1Ki andallwillhe not ahas as a pattern for all churches Apostles you am 8:11; na 1:3; Ro 1:18, 24 antichrist—(as a general concept) a satanic-empowered opposition to God6:13and 2. An Aaronic priest (1Ch 24:10; Lk 1:5). 42 EN3YLKvF.indd 1379 11/16/09 2:14 PM (6) Those involved in spiritism (i.e., the attempt to communicate dead) and sorcery Israel.” 28:31 make all grace 2Co 9:8 God is a toac See article onwith the the ministRy 3. Son of Jeroboam I of Israel; died as accomplished through Jesus Christ; (as a specific person) an end-time world ruler willyoube Ne 9:19 who compassion did not a abound (i.e., the supposed use ofAnnA magic) are dealing with evil spirits. Such activity Gifts can easily leadeRshiP foR lead to a prophesied by Ahijah (1Ki 14:1-18). empowered by Satan to deceive people and who will oppose Christ in every way; thethem person will lk 2:36 to person do eve coming under demonic Eph 3:20 him AdAm who is aAnd 4. Son of Rehoboam; king of Judah who the 19:19; ChuRCh—p. 1714Rev 9:20). bondage and control (cf. Ac 13:8-10; Gal 5:20; MARK 7 article 1356 See on CReation—p. 32 an endtoto defeat them or a them, immeasurably engineer Satan’s final assault against Christ, his work and his followers before Christ9:31returns fought Jeroboam I attempting to reunite the as the foundation of the church especially active in the end times, promoting the occult (i.e., witchcraft Ps 16:10 you will not a me to the on (7) death—p. 658 will be Anointing your Evil spirits 6:13 you See may article be a to stand 1335 for the last thousand years of time MATTHEW 28 kingdom (1Ki 14:31—15:8; 2Ch 12:16—14:1; forces of evil and reign on earth as we know it; see 1Co 15:8; eph 2:20 42 EN3YLKvF.inddthe 1382 11/16/09 2:14on PM counterfeitviolence, cruelty and mass grave,article 5:12 ground, Ge 3:7; andRo satanism), sexual immorality, deception. They will attack Mt 1:7). as missionaries THE AGE OF THE ANTICHRIST, p. 1760 Ac 2:27 you will not a me to the mt 7:23 BEYOND THE JORDAN 1Ti 3:2 respectable, hospitable, a to DECAPOLIS AND LANDS ac 14:4; Ro 16:7 ABILITY (ABLE) Adoption grave, of Cyrus teach, antinomian—literally, or opposed to the law”; a false teaching characterized by thetimes belief Ex 35:34 tribe of Dan, the a to teach the Kingdom of god“against Versus the Kingdom of satan See new 1Ti 4:1 in later some will a isa 45:1 2Ti 1:12 and am convinced thatbiRth he Ark of the CovenAnt others. that since spiritual salvation is a result of God’s grace (see definition) people are not the obligated to faith is a from the holy spirit ex 25:10; 1sa 4:3; 1Ki 8:1; Adultery Dt 8:18 for it is he who gives you 2:24 kind to everyone, a to obey the moral standards of God’s law; the belief that it does not matter what people do, particularly 1sa 10:1; isa 11:2-3; 42:1; ABANDONED (ABANDON) 1Ch 13:3; 15:1; heb 9:4 See article on standaRds of the a A. The Nature of the Kingdoms teach, Ge 24:27 who has not a his kindness 1Jn 2:20 with their bodies, as long as they “believe” the right things (see definition of “libertine”); the Ezr 2:69 According to their a they 1833 41areEN3YMKvF.indd 1347 11/16/09 2:09 PM a tosexual make youmoRality—p. 3:15 which 4:9 persecuted, but not a; ArmAgeddon of priests gave divorce and remarriage opposite ofKingdom legalism (seeof definition); to Jude of Satan 2Co wise1 KINGS God see introduction Kingdom struck down, isa 30:25; da 11:45; Zec 12:3-9; 427 one talent, each according 8 lk 16:18 nu on 3:3 Mt 25:15 Jesus and his disciples came here mk 10:11; apostasy—spiritual rebellion and faithlessness; rejecting, abandoning or turning from sincere faith

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