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I know that I was just asking...don't play with the idea of blasphemy, sin is serious. Jesus died a disgusting, degrading death to pay for all our sins.
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Yes, all sins can be forgiven when one repents and asks God’s forgiveness. Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit is also called Final Impenitence. It refers to having died without repentance and so cannot be forgiven.Just asking I get a little curious.
Other blasphemies usually come out of ignorance, blaspheming against the Holy Spirit come out of full knowledge and experience of God's goodness, it's like being cured from a deadly disease, and then bitterly curse the healer and willingly go back to the old habits that caused the disease, does a person like this deserves forgiveness?Just asking I get a little curious.
I don't think you should just move on, you need to defeat the enemy from planting those thoughts and start speaking the word to him and rebuking him from your life in jesus name. resist the devil and he will flee from you Jesus said greater is he that is in me than he that is in the world. And no weapon formed against me shall prosper we quote the word like Jesus did when he was tempted so the angel can deliver us through our faith in action. these scriptures are very powerful like a sword against the enemy and will achieve results in your life. get the booklet by Charles Capps of the scriptures to read out loud and watch the miracles come to your soul. the book is called Gods creative power.Who or what is stronger, God's love and forgiveness or sin?
Basically don't play with the idea of blasphemy, sin is serious. Jesus died a disgusting, degrading death to pay for all our sins.
So if you have intrusive thoughts that are blasphemous, one deals with them by simple acknowledging them and moving on.
If those thoughts torment you with past, forgiven sins, acknowledge you are a sinner and move on to thank and praise God for All that Jesus has done for you.
No, but lets understand the context of that. Jesus cast out demons by the Spirit of God. But when the Pharisees heard this, they said, “It is only by Beelzebul, the prince of demons, that this fellow drives out demons.Just asking I get a little curious.
Everytime we sin we repent. God calls those who do not do his will as foolish not blasphemyHey All,
DoaWK1922, it is good to be curious. You have been given some good answers here. John D has it exactly right.
The Holy Spirit has two main responsibilities here. He indwells (big word for always is in) the believers, and to call sinners to repentance. Believers cannot do this because He is already in our hearts leading and guiding us. Unbelievers do this when they deny the Holy Spirit's call. If a person dies in an unrepentant state, they have committed unforgivable blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. There is no forgiveness beyond death.
That's the simple answer.
The simple solution: Don't Be That Person! Answer the Holy Spirit's call. Repent and receive Jesus as your Savior.
Keep walking everybody.
May God bless,
Taz