earl40
Puritan Board Professor
I understand Jesus did give him the authority to do so.
Now how does this passage jive with the statement of Jesus telling the 70 that they should rejoice that their names were recorded in heaven.
""Nevertheless do not rejoice in this, that the spirits are subject to you, but rejoice that your names are recorded in heaven."
In other words, the 70 were only able to do this because the were in known by God as evidenced by them being successful in casting out demons. Now of course I am assuming Judas Iscariot was not saved and that he did cast out demons. The latter may be where I assume incorrectly?
Now how does this passage jive with the statement of Jesus telling the 70 that they should rejoice that their names were recorded in heaven.
""Nevertheless do not rejoice in this, that the spirits are subject to you, but rejoice that your names are recorded in heaven."
In other words, the 70 were only able to do this because the were in known by God as evidenced by them being successful in casting out demons. Now of course I am assuming Judas Iscariot was not saved and that he did cast out demons. The latter may be where I assume incorrectly?