John Gill's Exposition on Luke 11:14

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Exposition of the Old and New Testament
John Gill (1697–1771) · 18th-century historical commentary
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And he was casting out a devil, etc.] At a certain time, either the same that is recorded in (<400932>Matthew 9:32) or in (<401222>Matthew 12:22) for both of them were attended with the same effect upon the people, and with the same calumny of the Pharisees, mentioned here: and it was dumb. The Ethiopic version reads, “deaf and dumb”; that is, the devil, which possessed the man, made him both deaf and dumb; if the same as in (<401222>Matthew 12:22) he was blind, as well as dumb: and it came to pass, when the devil was gone out; of the man possessed by him, by the command of Christ: the dumb spake; as other men did, and as he had done before; the cause being removed, the effect ceased: and the people wondered; at the power of Christ, and concluded that he must be the Messiah, the son of David.

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