At a glance
- In the readings
- 1 Sunday, 29 August 2027
- Gospel passages
- Luke 11:9–20
Name meanings and role notes are drafted with each edition and waiting for review by a priest or editor.
The life of The mute man
A man possessed by a demon that kept him from speaking. When Jesus cast it out he spoke, and while the crowds marvelled, some claimed Jesus worked by Beelzebul.
Jesus casts out a demon that is mute; when it has gone out, the man speaks.
ScriptureLuke 11:14The crowds marvel.
ScriptureLuke 11:14Some say he casts out demons by Beelzebul; others test him by asking for a sign.
ScriptureLuke 11:15–16Jesus answers that a kingdom divided cannot stand: “If I by the finger of God cast out demons, then the Kingdom of God has come to you.”
ScriptureLuke 11:17–20Matthew tells of similar healings of a man who was mute, and of one blind and mute.
ScriptureMatthew 9:32–34; 12:22–24
Read it in the Bible
- Luke 11:14–28 The finger of God
Sources: The Holy Bible (World English Bible).
Drafted from the Bible and Church tradition. Each line says where it comes from; anything marked Tradition or History is not in Scripture itself. Waiting for review by a priest or editor.
Sundays with The mute man
Second Sunday after Shunoyo
Gospel: Luke 11:9–20
Freed from a demon that kept him from speaking.