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Excerpt from In the Footsteps of the Master: Sermon Outlines on St. Mark's Gospel
He straitly charged them that they should not make Him known. St. Mark iii. 12.
Modern psychology has obliged us to reconsider the verdict that treated demon-possession as a superstition that our Lord either shared or accepted. The supersession of one personality by another is becoming a recognized possibility in certain cases. To what order the intruding personality belongs may be hard to determine, but that it is evil is sometimes clear. In the case of these demoniacs of Galilee, a supernatural insight enabled them to recognize in Jesus the divine that was, as yet, hidden even from His nearest followers. But Jesus refused to allow them to give their testimony to Him. Why was this?
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