Redeemedbasic
According to Acts 10:38, Jesus went about doing good and healing those who were oppressed by the devil.
Answer
True
Explanation
Acts 10:38 is quoted as saying that Jesus went about doing good and healing those who were **oppressed by the devil**. The author uses this passage to support the view that sickness is an oppressive work of the devil and that Jesus’ ministry opposed it through healing.\n\n**Key takeaway:** Acts 10:38 is a central part of the chapter’s link between healing and Jesus’ opposition to oppression.\n\n**Glossary:**\n- **Oppression**: The condition of being burdened or afflicted; the chapter attributes it to the devil in this passage.
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