And if Satan cast out Satan, he is divided against himself; how shall then his kingdom stand?
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The verse 26 is found in chapter 12 of Matthew. The deliverance of a demon-possessed man provokes an accusation against Jesus. He responds by showing that his works cannot reasonably be attributed to Satan’s kingdom and warns about the seriousness of deliberately attributing the Spirit’s work to evil.
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So denn ein Satan den andern austreibt, so muß er mit sich selbst uneins sein; wie kann denn sein Reich bestehen?
Y si Satanás echa fuera a Satanás, contra sí mismo está dividido; ¿cómo, pues, permanecerá su reino?
Si Satanás expulsa a Satanás, está dividido contra sí mismo. ¿Cómo, entonces, permanecerá en pie su reino?
Si Satan chasse Satan, il est divisé contre lui-même; comment donc son royaume subsistera-t-il?
Ora, se Satana caccia Satana, egli è diviso in parti contrarie; come adunque può durare il suo regno?
E, se Satanás expulsa a Satanás, está dividido contra si mesmo; como subsistirá, pois, o seu reino?
若撒但趕出撒但,就是自相紛爭,他的國怎能立得住呢?
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