Luk 11:20-22 | TSK | e4.org | the finger ; the kingdom For the destruction of the kingdom of Satan plainly implies the setting up of the kingdom of God. The reasoning of the Pharisees ( , and ), was not expressed, and Jesus knowing their thoughts, gave ample proof of his omniscience. This, with our Lord's masterly confutation of their reasonings, by a conclusion drawn from their own premises, one would have supposed might have humbled and convinced those men; but the most conclusive reasoning, and the most astonishing miracles, were lost upon a people who were obstinately determined to disbelieve every thing that was good relative to Jesus of Nazareth. , ; ; , ;

‏ Luke 11:20-22

the kingdom For the destruction of the kingdom of Satan plainly implies the setting up of the kingdom of God. The reasoning of the Pharisees (Luke 11:17, and Matt 12:24-25), was not expressed, and Jesus knowing their thoughts, gave ample proof of his omniscience. This, with our Lord's masterly confutation of their reasonings, by a conclusion drawn from their own premises, one would have supposed might have humbled and convinced those men; but the most conclusive reasoning, and the most astonishing miracles, were lost upon a people who were obstinately determined to disbelieve every thing that was good relative to Jesus of Nazareth. Luke 10:9, Luke 10:11; Dan 2:44; Acts 20:25, Acts 28:23-28; 2Thess 1:5

Matt 12:29; Mark 3:27

Gen 3:15; Isa 27:1, Isa 49:24-25, Isa 53:12, Isa 63:1-4; Col 2:15; 1John 3:8, 1John 4:4; Rev 20:1-3