The possessed man of the Jordan and his mother

From Wiki Maria Valtorta

Possessed by Beelzebub himself following a lustful life. He spreads terror in a village of the Decapolis on the banks of the Jordan.

Jesus drives out the demon after a tense duel:

"I am Beelzebub, the Master of the world and I will not surrender. I defy You, O Christ!"[1]

Peter asks:

"«Master, why did the unclean spirit offer so much resistance?»

«Because it was a complete spirit.»

«What does that mean?»"[2]

Jesus then explains possessions.

The Pharisees convince the healed possessed man that Jesus, Master of Demons, freed him only to subject him to a worse one. Jesus will calm his torments and teach him to beware of the leaven of the Pharisees.[3]

Where is this mentioned in the work?

GRM 420 GRM 421

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