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Satan's Misuse of Scripture
Commentators point out that Satan's most cunning tactic here is quoting Scripture (Psalms 91:11–12). However, he deliberately misuses it. As Charles Spurgeon notes, Satan omits the key phrase "in all your ways," twisting a promise of protection into a license for presumption. This serves as a powerful warning to handle God's Word carefully and in its proper context, not just using isolated verses to justify our own desires.
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Led him (ηγαγεν). Aorist active indicative of αγω. Matthew 4:5 has παραλαμβανε (dramatic present).
The w…
19th Century
Preacher
And he brought him to Jerusalem,
Satan now takes Christ to holy ground. Temptations are generally more severe there.
And s…
Luke records this temptation in the last rather than second place (cf. Matthew 4:5–7). The essence of this temptation is that of presumi…
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17th Century
Pastor
And he brought him to Jerusalem
The holy city, as Matthew calls it, from the wilderness thither; where he found him,…
17th Century
Minister
Christ's being led into the wilderness gave an advantage to the tempter, for there He was alone; no one was with Him by whose prayers and advice He…