神蹟／奇蹟 - 趕鬼/驅魔 ：练习题

• a.

  His compassion and the people's faith

• b.

  To fulfill a request from the local Jewish Council

• c.

  To establish political dominance over the Romans

• d.

  To test the legal knowledge of the Pharisees

• a.

  Jesus intentionally concealed His identity during these miracles to avoid public attention, so the exorcisms had no direct impact on how people perceived Him.

• b.

  The miracles of exorcism were performed to teach His disciples specific rituals for casting out demons, rather than to reveal anything about His own divine nature.

• c.

  People interpreted Jesus' power over evil spirits as proof that He was a skilled magician, leading to a widespread belief in His magical abilities but not His divinity.

• d.

  The evil spirits, when cast out, often reveal Jesus' true identity, sometimes acknowledging Him as the Son of God, even when people might still be confused.

• a.

  Jesus indicates that evil spirits are merely psychological illusions.

• b.

  Jesus reveals His identity through these miracles.

• c.

  Jesus demonstrates that He is a student of the Pharisees.

• d.

  Jesus shows that evil spirits are more powerful than faith.

• a.

  These miracles were intended to provoke a war with the Romans.

• b.

  These miracles were performed only to entertain the crowds.

• c.

  Defeating evil spirits is an integral part of His ministry.

• d.

  These miracles were separate and unrelated to His main ministry.

• a.

  The spirits recognized His divine power, but Jesus rejected their testimony to maintain the 'Messianic Secret'.

• b.

  The spirits were lying to trick the people, so Jesus had to silence their false claims.

• c.

  Jesus wanted the people to believe He was just an ordinary man until the Resurrection.

• d.

  Jesus was afraid that the spirits would summon more demons if they spoke His name.

先自己写一遍答案，再对照解题步骤。

先自己写一遍答案，再对照解题步骤。

先自己写一遍答案，再对照解题步骤。