Luke 11

Jesus teaches his disciples the Lord's Prayer, emphasizing God's kingdom, daily provision, forgiveness, and protection from temptation, followed by the parable of the friend at midnight illustrating persistence in prayer and God's generous response as a Father.[1][2][4] He casts out a demon, refutes accusations of using Beelzebul's power by arguing a kingdom divided cannot stand, warns of unclean spirits returning worse, rebukes demands for signs comparing to Jonah and Solomon, and condemns Pharisees' hypocrisy in prioritizing externals over justice and love for God.[1][2][5]

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