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PARALLEL BIBLE - Luke 11:21


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King James Bible - Luke 11:21

When a strong man armed keepeth his palace, his goods are in peace:

World English Bible

"When the strong man, fully armed, guards his own dwelling, his goods are safe.

Douay-Rheims - Luke 11:21

When a strong man armed keepeth his court, those things are in peace which he possesseth.

Webster's Bible Translation

When a strong man armed keepeth his palace, his goods are in peace:

Greek Textus Receptus


οταν
3752 CONJ ο 3588 T-NSM ισχυρος 2478 A-NSM καθωπλισμενος 2528 5772 V-RPP-NSM φυλασση 5442 5725 V-PAS-3S την 3588 T-ASF εαυτου 1438 F-3GSM αυλην 833 N-ASF εν 1722 PREP ειρηνη 1515 N-DSF εστιν 2076 5748 V-PXI-3S τα 3588 T-NPN υπαρχοντα 5224 5723 V-PAP-NPN αυτου 846 P-GSM

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VERSE (21) -
Mt 12:29 Mr 3:27

SEV Biblia, Chapter 11:21

Cuando el fuerte armado guarda su palacio, en paz est lo que posee.

John Gill's Bible Commentary

Ver. 21. When a
strong man armed , etc.] By the strong man, is meant the devil; (see Gill on Matthew 12:29) and who may be said to be armed, both with his own temptations, which are as fiery darts, and which are thrown by him thick and fast, suddenly and swiftly, privily, and with great art and cunning, and with great strength, and are very injurious; and also with the sins and lusts of men, which are armour of unrighteousness, and which Satan turns upon them, and makes use of against them, to their great detriment; and who keepeth his palace : which is the corrupt heart of an unregenerate man, where he dwells as a king, has his throne, keeps his court, and has his courtiers, and attendants, the lusts of the flesh, and the desires of the will, and the carnal affections; and which, as filthy a palace as it is, is perfectly agreeable to his nature; and this is kept by a guard of devils, and worldly lusts, till its strong holds are demolished by the Gospel, and Christ the King of glory enters in; till such time, his goods are in peace : there is no concern in such an heart about sin, no uneasiness on that account, no sense of danger, nor inquiry after salvation; no dread upon the mind at the curses of the law, nor fears of hell, and damnation; but such a man lives in entire security, crying Peace, Peace, to himself.

Matthew Henry Commentary

Verses 14-26 -
Christ's thus casting out the devils, was really the destroying of their power. The heart of every unconverted sinner is the devil' palace, where he dwells, and where he rules. There is a kind of peac in the heart of an unconverted soul, while the devil, as a strong ma armed, keeps it. The sinner is secure, has no doubt concerning the goodness of his state, nor any dread of the judgment to come. But observe the wonderful change made in conversion. The conversion of soul to God, is Christ's victory over the devil and his power in tha soul, restoring the soul to its liberty, and recovering his ow interest in it and power over it. All the endowments of mind of bod are now employed for Christ. Here is the condition of a hypocrite. The house is swept from common sins, by a forced confession, as Pharaoh's by a feigned contrition, as Ahab's; or by a partial reformation, a Herod's. The house is swept, but it is not washed; the heart is no made holy. Sweeping takes off only the loose dirt, while the sin tha besets the sinner, the beloved sin, is untouched. The house i garnished with common gifts and graces. It is not furnished with an true grace; it is all paint and varnish, not real nor lasting. It wa never given up to Christ, nor dwelt in by the Spirit. Let us take hee of resting in that which a man may have, and yet come short of heaven The wicked spirits enter in without any difficulty; they are welcomed and they dwell there; there they work, there they rule. From such a awful state let all earnestly pray to be delivered.


Greek Textus Receptus


οταν
3752 CONJ ο 3588 T-NSM ισχυρος 2478 A-NSM καθωπλισμενος 2528 5772 V-RPP-NSM φυλασση 5442 5725 V-PAS-3S την 3588 T-ASF εαυτου 1438 F-3GSM αυλην 833 N-ASF εν 1722 PREP ειρηνη 1515 N-DSF εστιν 2076 5748 V-PXI-3S τα 3588 T-NPN υπαρχοντα 5224 5723 V-PAP-NPN αυτου 846 P-GSM

Vincent's NT Word Studies

21. A
strong man (o iscurov). It has the article: the strong man. So Rev. See on Matt. xii. 29.

Armed (kaqwplismenov). Fully armed: down (kata) from head to heel.

His palace (eautou aulhn). Lit., his own. jAulh is strictly the open court in front of a house: later, the court round which the house is built, and so applied to the house generally, as our door or roof. Rev., court; for there, in the open space, commanding the doors, he would mount guard.


Robertson's NT Word Studies

11:21 {Fully armed} (kaqwplismenos). Perfect passive participle of kaqoplizw, an old verb, but here only in the N.T. Note perfective use of kata in composition with hoplizw, to arm (from hopla, arms). Note indefinite temporal clause (hotan and present subjunctive phulassi). {His own court} (ten heautou aulen). His own homestead. #Mr 3:27; Mt 12:29 has "house" (oikian). aule is used in the N.T. in various senses (the court in front of the house, the court around which the house is built, qen the house as a whole). {His goods} (ta huparconta autou). "His belongings." Neuter plural present active participle of huparcw used as substantive with genitive.


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