Jesus is not flattered with empty confessions to His Name

Jesus is not flattered with empty confessions to His Name That The Father Bestowed upon Him!
The Name of Jesus Christ comes with Power to destroy the works of Satan for in the name of Jesus is the mighty person of Jesus Christ who conquered the penalty of sin, Death and the Devil!
Luke 4:34-35:
"Ha! What have you to do with us, Jesus of Nazareth? Have you come to destroy us? I know who you are—the Holy One of God.” 35 But Jesus rebuked him, saying, “Be silent and come out of him!”
The name of Christ and His Titles will not be content with empty confessions of flattery so as to leave the workers of iniquity and of Satan alone to continue in the status quo of their iniquity, darkness and wickedness of the sin cursed nature; for the very purpose Christ came was to destroy the works of the Devil.
The Titles of Christ are not mere empty words without power conferred upon Him; for in, and behind, the Titles of Christ is the mighty Person of Jesus who came with destructive power to deliver His people from Satan's grip and powerful hold and from this dark corrupt world of Satan's reign, from sin, corruption, decay and death!
For Christ will not be flattered by acknowledgment of empty confessions to His glorious Titles from Satan and wicked men (The Titles conferred upon Him by God The Father), He did not become the incarnate Son of God to seek glory to have men and Satan confess His Divine Titles and name that the Father bestowd upon Him, so as to cunningly decieve Christ into a stay of execution of His power to withold destroying the works of the Devil; for Christ came for this very purpose but to Destroy the works of the devil and deliver His people from their sin and bondage, that at the name of Jesus every knee will bow and tongue confess Jesus is Lord to the glory of God the Father, for when you acknowledge the name of Jesus you can be sure that the power of Christ will be unleashed for your deliverance!
Do not think that confessing the title of Christ alone would prevent Christ to manifest His power, for in Jesus Christ name, there is great power of His mighty Person unleashed that will reveal His glory to destroy the works of the Devil and set His people free from the tyranny of Satan and that His glory will never be shrouded in the darkness and evil of Satan and wicked men.
Christ will not be flattered by empty acknowledgments of his title and disregard to his power to save and deliver Men from their sin and bondage; He will not let the wickedness of sin cursed men and the devil shroud His glory, but He will exercise His power over all wickedness of the devil, demons and darkness of men and he will deliver all who are oppressed and call upon his Name for salvation.
He will also manifest his power to destroy the works of Satan and the hands of wicked men, for Christ's power will not be shrouded in the darkness of Satan or this wicked world;
Christ power is made manifest in this dark world, sin cursed nature of man and over the power of Satan, and is made manifest to destroy the works of Satan and this dark corrupt Wicked World; He will not let sin and the darkness of this age nor the darkness of Satan's confession and flattery Shroud his glory. Jesus will not be content and He will not be flattered with people who acknowledge Him only in word and not in true faith from the Heart believing, to let them alone to their sin cursed nature and prevent Him from manifesting His power to deliver them from Satan's hold of bondage and Tyranny, to set them free to change them and transform them by His Grace, He will not let His children born dead in sin and a child of wrath remain in that condition and state of affairs without manifesting His power to quicken them and make them alive in the power of His Blood, according to His Sovereign will to manifest His power to set free whomsoever He wills according to the good pleasure of His will given to Him by the will of the Father. John Calvin said in his commentary, in Luke 4:34-35:
"This demoniac was probably one of that multitude, which was mentioned, a little before, by Matthew 4:24. Yet the narrative of Mark and Luke is not superfluous: for they relate some circumstances, which not only present the miracle in a more striking light, but also contain useful instruction. The devil dexterously acknowledges, that Christ is the Holy One of God, in order to insinuate into the minds of men a suspicion, that there was some secret understanding between him and Christ. By such a trick he has since endeavored to make the Gospel suspected, and, in the present day, he is continually making similar attempts. That is the reason why Christ rebukes him. It is, no doubt, possible, that this confession was violently extorted from him: but there is no inconsistency between the two suppositions, that he is forced to yield to the power of Christ, and therefore cries out that he is the Holy One of God, -- and yet that he cunningly attempts to shroud in his own darkness the glory of Christ. At the same time, we must observe that, while he flatters Christ in this manner, he indirectly withdraws himself from his power, and in this way contradicts himself. For why was Christ sanctified by the Father, but that he might deliver men from the tyranny of the devil, and overturn his kingdom? But as Satan cannot endure that power, which he feels to be destructive to himself, he would desire that Christ should satisfy himself with an empty title, without exercising it on the present occasion. [344]