The event where Jesus allowed demons to enter a herd of pigs, leading them to drown in the Sea of Galilee, is found in the Gospels of Mark, Matthew, and Luke. This story illustrates Jesus' authority over evil spirits and the spiritual implications of his ministry. The drowning of the pigs serves as a dramatic demonstration of the power of Jesus to confront and expel demonic forces, while also highlighting the economic and social impact of his miracles on the local community.
Pigs
No they will drown in water
With Hax.
no they would drown
pigs
Too bad he didn't drown in the holy water...
A:In Mark 5:1-20, the demoniac, wearing no clothes (5:15), cries out that Jesus not torment him. Jesus asks him his name and he replies 'Legion', because he has legion demons in him. Jesus sends out the demons into swine that are grazing nearby. The pigs run down the hill into the sea and drown.This is a spectacular story, and readers have usually assumed that the demons drowned along with the pigs. However, as the question points out, demons are not supposed to drown. Logically, there was no point in Jesus killing all those pigs, or financially ruining their owner.Dennis R. MacDonald (The Homeric Epics and the Gospel of Mark) has identified a number of close parallels between the story of the demoniac and a similar passage in Homer's Odyssey. Just as Circe turned the sailors into pigs, so Jesus sent the demons into pigs in a very similar context. MacDonald believes Mark portrays the demons as saying his name was 'Legion' as a deliberate reversal of when Polyphemus asked Odysseus for his name and he replied, 'Nobody'. On this view, the event did not really occur, and Jesus was not guilty of destroying another man's livestock.
Mark 5:1-20 recounts the story of Jesus healing a man possessed by a legion of demons in the region of the Gerasenes. After Jesus casts out the demons into a herd of pigs, which then drown in the sea, the healed man desires to follow Jesus. However, Jesus instructs him to return home and share the story of his healing, which emphasizes the power of Jesus' authority over evil and the importance of witness. This passage illustrates themes of redemption, transformation, and the spread of Jesus' message.
because their pigs drowned
no it is Matthew hiles you bender you sleep with pigs
Pigs
horse's,sheep,cows,pigs.