In the sermon titled "A Kingdom Divided," Don Bell addresses the theological concept of the kingdom of God versus the kingdom of Satan, primarily based on Mark 3:21-30. The key argument centers around the ludicrous accusations made by the scribes, who attributed Jesus' miracles to Beelzebub, which leads to Christ's teaching that a kingdom divided against itself cannot stand. Bell emphasizes that unity is necessary for any authority structure, demonstrating that Satan would not work against himself. He supports his points with references to both Mark and Matthew, noting how Jesus’ authority and ability to cast out demons highlight the coming of the kingdom of God. The practical significance of this teaching reinforces the Reformed doctrine of Christ’s ultimate power over evil, ensuring that believers can rest assured in their salvation and understanding of spiritual authority.
“If a kingdom be divided against itself, that kingdom cannot stand.”
“No man can enter into a strong man's house and spoil his goods, except he will first bind the strong man.”
“The worst thing of anybody can have is a false peace.”
“He brought freedom where there was nothing but bondage, peace where there was nothing but turmoil.”
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