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If it is Satan who casts Satan out, then Satan is at war with himself, and how is his kingdom to stand firm? (Matthew 12, 26)
Again, if it is through Beelzebub that I cast out devils, by what means do your own sons cast them out? It is for these, then, to pronounce judgement on you. (Matthew 12, 27)
But if, when I cast out devils, I do it through the Spirit of God, then it must be that the kingdom of God has already appeared among you. (Matthew 12, 28)
How is anyone to gain entrance into the house of a strong man and plunder his goods without first making the strong man his prisoner? Then he can plunder his house at will. (Matthew 12, 29)
And now I tell you this; there is pardon for all the other sins and blasphemies of men, but not for blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. (Matthew 12, 31)
There is no one who blasphemes against the Son of Man but may find forgiveness; but for him who blasphemes against the Holy Spirit there is no forgiveness, either in this world or in the world to come.✻ (Matthew 12, 32)
Brood of vipers, how could you speak to good effect, wicked as you are? It is from the heart’s overflow that the mouth speaks; (Matthew 12, 34)
a good man utters good words from his store of goodness, the wicked man, from his store of wickedness, can utter nothing but what is evil. (Matthew 12, 35)
The men of Nineve will rise up with this generation at the day of judgement, and will leave it without excuse; for they did penance when Jonas preached to them, and behold, a greater than Jonas is here. (Matthew 12, 41)
The queen of the south will rise up with this generation at the day of judgement, and will leave it without excuse; for she came from the ends of the earth to hear the wisdom of Solomon, and behold, a greater than Solomon is here. (Matthew 12, 42)
The unclean spirit, which has possessed a man and then goes out of him, walks about the desert looking for a resting-place, and finds none; (Matthew 12, 43)
and it says, I will go back to my own dwelling, from which I came out. And it comes back, to find that dwelling empty, and swept out, and neatly set in order. (Matthew 12, 44)
