Demons

Demons are cast out en masse during the evening healing session — Jesus silences them all because they know His identity, refusing to let supernatural recognition become His public relations strategy.

The demons are silenced here despite shouting accurate theological truth about Jesus — He refuses to allow enemy forces to control or shape His public identity, even when they're technically correct.

The demons possessing the man recognize Jesus immediately and speak through him, identifying Him as Son of the Most High God and begging not to be tormented.

The disciples successfully cast out demons on their mission, demonstrating that the authority Jesus delegated to them was real and effective — the kingdom advancing through ordinary people.

Demons are noted here as the ones spreading the news of Jesus' power — the irony that evil spirits became involuntary witnesses to His authority underscores how complete His dominion over them is.

Demons are referenced here to identify what Mary Magdalene was freed from — seven of them — grounding her financial sacrifice in the gratitude of someone who experienced total spiritual liberation.

Demons are cast out en masse that evening as word spreads and crowds gather — Jesus expels them with a word alone, demonstrating His authority over the spiritual realm is as effortless as His physical healings.