Does One Go to Hell from Blaspheming the Holy Spirit? - Ken Yates

[@karinecarde1254]

Thank Jesus for this very special ministry, and you as well.

[@smiley8282-b7m]

I'm going to hell blaspheme God I said Jesus is the prince of demons

[@wtom04]

Many people in the church are very ignorant when it comes to what the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit really is. The unforgivable sin is called the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit which is recorded in the context of Matthew 12:22-32, Mark 3:22-30, and Luke 12:8-10. It is the attributing of the miracles/healings, and exorcisms performed by Jesus to the power of Satan. The Pharisees and the teachers of the law were personal eyewitnesses to the many miracles/healings/exorcisms performed by Jesus which produced no faith in them whatsoever. In spite of all those great things that Jesus did, they still stubbornly would not believe or acknowledge Him as God, but instead falsely accused Jesus of being "demon possessed" and "performing exorcisms by the power of Satan" which shows their utterly faulty logic. Then we have the faulty logic of the unbelieving Jews of John 10:31-39 which is also evident in the fact that despite Jesus performing many great miracles they refused to believe that He was God, but falsely accused Him of being only a "mere man." Again, the unbelieving Jews refused to believe that Jesus is God in John 12:37 despite His many miracles and healings in their presence. If the Pharisees, teachers of the law, and the unbelieving Jews persisted in that state of mind regarding Jesus and died in that state, then they would have committed the unforgivable sin. Even when Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead, the Pharisees and chief priests still did not believe that Jesus is God, but planned on killing both Jesus and Lazarus - John 11:45 -53, John 12:9-11. The unforgivable sin in the context of Matthew 12:31-32/Mark 3:28-29/Luke 12:10 can only be committed back during Jesus time for it requires Jesus' physical presence here on earth performing miracles/healings/exorcisms. The Pharisees and teachers of the law and the unbelieving Jews in John 10:31-39 and John 12:37 came dangerously close to committing this sin if they were to persist in that state of unbelief and dying in that state. Jesus many great miracles/healings/exorcisms, etc were irrefutable proof that He was indeed God, but to willfully choose to disbelieve that and falsely accuse Him of being possessed by Satan and being only a mere man and then dying in that state is unforgivable. Matthew 12:31-32 - Wherefore I say unto you, All manner of sin and blasphemy shall be forgiven unto men: but the blasphemy against the Holy Ghost shall not be forgiven unto men. And whosoever speaketh a word against the Son of man, it shall be forgiven him: but whosoever speaketh against the Holy Ghost, it shall not be forgiven him, neither in this world, neither in the world to come. The phrase "NEITHER IN THE WORLD TO COME" obviously suggests that the unforgivable sin can be committed during the Millennial time period as Jesus will personally be here in PHYSICAL PRESENCE as RULER and KING - Revelation 20:6. Of course, the ONLY people who can commit this sin are the UNSAVED who will be present here on earth during the Millennial kingdom. These are the offspring of the UNSAVED who survived the Tribulation period and entered the Millennial kingdom to re-populate the earth along with the SAVED who survived the Tribulation and entered the Millennial kingdom and also re-populated the earth. The SAVED will have mortal bodies that still sin, but they cannot commit this specific sin that only the UNSAVED can commit. The SAVED are eternally secure no matter from what dispensation - Hebrews 13:8. They can be chastised and lose their PHYSICAL LIFE if they sin grievously, but they are still God's children because of Jesus's very promise of ETERNAL SECURITY - Romans 8:38-39, John 10:28-29, 2 Timothy 2:13. The SAVED who have mortal bodies including those who die during the Millennial kingdom will probably not be transformed with eternal bodies until after the Millennium. The UNSAVED people are those who will consist of the NATIONS of people from the 4 corners of the earth, GOG and MAGOG that Satan will deceive and gather for battle against God and His people - Revelation 20:7-9. The unforgivable sin can only be committed by the UNSAVED who could care less about God and are totally unconcerned and who die in that very state of mind. Saved Christians cannot commit this sin for how can a saved Christian who is eternally saved at the very moment of faith - John 5:24, Ephesians 1:13, later on commit an eternal sin which leads to eternal condemnation? Impossible. Christians who suffer from OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder) have fears that they may have committed the unforgivable sin, but the very fact that they are concerned and worried is proof positive that they HAVE NOT AND CANNOT COMMIT THIS SPECIFIC SIN.

[@TyronSmith-yo5tt]

What about an apostate, can they ever return and be forgiven by Jesus?

[@wtom04]

@@TyronSmith-yo5tt Yes, of course. I was once an apostate for 9 long years living in sin, rebellion, and apostasy until God chastised me to bring me back to fellowship with Him and here I am today. That was 31 years ago, but God has been gracious to me ever since. Scripture teaches that God will chastise and bring back those who have fallen in the faith including apostasy. God's chastisement is first punitive, then restorative. Matthew 18:12-13 - 12 “What do you think? If a man owns a hundred sheep, and one of them wanders away, will he not leave the ninety-nine on the hills and go to look for the one that wandered off? 13 And if he finds it, truly I tell you, he is happier about that one sheep than about the ninety-nine that did not wander off. Job 5:17-18 - 17 “Blessed is the one whom God corrects; so do not despise the discipline of the Almighty. 18 For he wounds, but he also binds up; he injures, but his hands also heal. Hebrews 12:6-8 - “My son, do not make light of the Lord’s discipline, and do not lose heart when he rebukes you, 6 because the Lord disciplines the one he loves, and he chastens everyone he accepts as his son.” 7 Endure hardship as discipline; God is treating you as his children. For what children are not disciplined by their father? 8 If you are not disciplined-and everyone undergoes discipline-then you are not legitimate, not true sons and daughters at all. Hope this helps, God bless!

[@wtom04]

@@TyronSmith-yo5tt Don't listen to the lies of Calvinism/Lordship Salvation and Arminian/Lordship Salvation who both have errant views on apostasy. Calvinism will falsely teach that if a Christian commits apostasy, then that person "was never saved to begin with" based upon an errant interpretation of 1 John 2:19, Luke 8:6-7/Luke 8:13-14, 1 Corinthians 9:27, 2 Corinthians 13:5, Revelation 3:5, etc, etc, where these passages are taken in isolation and OUT OF CONTEXT in support of their errant view. These mentioned passages are in reality talking about the varying degrees of faith in saved Christians with obstacles in their lives stunting their growth, carnal and worldly Christians, false teachers who leave the church, and eternal rewards. The same is true of Arminianism which will falsely teach that if a Christian commits apostasy, then that person "will lose their salvation" and "can't get it back" and "will go to hell" based on an errant interpretation of Hebrews 6:4-8, Hebrews 10:26-27, Hebrews 10:38-39, John 15:2,6 and many other passages taken OUT OF CONTEXT and used in isolation in support of their errant view. In reality, these mentioned passages are not talking about loss of salvation, but about incurring God's temporal chastisement upon Christians who fall in the faith, but are still saved. Both the Calvinist and Arminian views are to be rejected as both views are wrong and contradict what the Bible teaches. Their errant views are very prevalent in all the churches today as 95% of all so called "churches" currently teach either Calvinism or Arminianism. Hope this helps, God bless!

[@horsewithnoname5264]

I wonder if what you are saying is 100% true?! I haven't found, for example, the passage that countenances eternal condemnation. At least not by God. Man is an unholy creature, and condemns everything. God condemns nothing, and invites all to partake of the holy supper. The other part I take exception to is that people in the church are ignorant of this. How can they be?! We have all been baptized, and we have all believed. There is no darkness where there is light; there can be no ignorance where there is knowledge. The only ignorance I hear is coming from another source. (The devil.) But you are correct when you assert that all nations but the righteous ones will burn. Jesus has been around for, oh..., a couple thousand years, plus. If people can't get their act together to worshipt the one true God in 2,000 years, then the Holy Spirit says, "Then I will render them ablaze." This is meant both physically (losing their homes) and spiritually (coming alive in a new home). The final thing you said though is pure rubbish. I don't mean that in a mean way, but I you will lead many straight to hell with such absurd claims. In fact, saying that you cannot commit this sin is an even bigger blasphemy than the blasphemy itself! Thoink about it! When you say you can't, then you let down your guard. Before you know it, you've "machine-gun" committed Blasphemy of the Holy Ghost. Because you think "it's not loaded." But yes it is! Please retract this statement! For our sakes and for yours!! Blessings of the Holy Spirit who Proceeds from the Father and the Son and together with them is worshipped as one substance , begotten, not made, one in being with the Father as the one true God!

[@wtom04]

@@horsewithnoname5264 Your comment - "The final thing you said though is pure rubbish. I don't mean that in a mean way, but I you will lead many straight to hell with such absurd claims. In fact, saying that you cannot commit this sin is an even bigger blasphemy than the blasphemy itself! Thoink about it! When you say you can't, then you let down your guard. Before you know it, you've "machine-gun" committed Blasphemy of the Holy Ghost. Because you think "it's not loaded." But yes it is! " My comment - How can a person who is eternally saved the very moment of belief/faith and is sealed with the unbreakable seal of the Holy Spirit - John 5:24, Ephesians 1:13-14, 2 Corinthians 1:22, and eternally preserved by Christ - John 10:28-29, Romans 8:38-39, 1 Corinthians 3:14-15 later on commit an eternal sin which leads to eternal condemnation in hell and then the eventual Lake of Fire?? IMPOSSIBLE. The unpardonable sin of blasphemy of the Holy Spirit can only be committed when Jesus was here physically on earth performing miracles/healings. Once Christ ascended, the possibility of committing this sin was removed. At present, if a person willfully rejects the true Gospel of John 3:16/1 Corinthians 15:1-4 in its simplicity despite repeated exposure to it and then dying in that very state of mind, then that person is eternally condemned and has committed the unpardonable sin of UNBELIEF - John 3:18. This also applies to the many within mainstream Christianity who reject salvation by faith alone in Christ alone apart from works, but stubbornly hold to the false doctrine of "faith + works = possible salvation at the very end", then those people are eternally condemned as Jesus makes clear in Matthew 7:21-23. This applies to those who have believed in nothing but Roman Catholicism, Mormonism, Jehovah's Witness doctrine, Pentacostalism, Calvinism, Arminianism, etc, from beginning to end and dying in that state.

[@ok-qt4kr]

Only unbelief in Him for His doubtless Promise condemns forever (John 3:16-18) .

[@timgrady4630]

@Alvin Fen Good article . "Reason" and "effective cause" are related , but not identical . It's certainly true that never believing in Him for Everlasting Life (John 3:18) is the "effective cause" of not possessing Everlasting Life . I guess it can be argued that unbelief is a "sin" , though it is by inference . And , that a benefit (for believers) of His atonement is forgiveness of sins . And , to die in unbelief (John 8:24) is to "die in one's sins". Wilkin states : "Most understand Jesus to be saying in John 8:24 that people’s sins are not taken care of unless and until they believe that Jesus is the Messiah. However, as David notes, my view is that “you will die in your sins” refers to dying as a slave of sin. Note a few verses later in John 8:30-32 where the issue is abiding in Christ so as to avoid sin’s bondage in experience. Once someone believes in Christ, he is no longer a slave of sin in his position (John 8:24; Rom 6:18). John 1:29 1 John 2:2 make it clear that Jesus removed the sin barrier for all. No unbeliever will be cast into the lake of fire because of his sin. The issue is that he never believed in Christ for everlasting life and hence his name is not in the Book of Life (Rev 20:15). Yes, unbelievers remain slaves of sin their entire lives and die in that condition. Evidently unbelievers will indeed be plagued by a desire to sin forever. As David suggests, that could be part of their suffering. While we as believers are no longer slaves of sin in our position, we need to abide in Christ in order to experience freedom from sin’s bondage (John 8:30-32; Rom 6:15-23)."

[@2Chronicles714_]

@Alvin Fen Anyone who dies in rebellion [an unrepentant sinner] will face the great white throne Judgement Even if that person quoted John 3:16 a thousand times. Without repentance there is no faith. Seems some think just saying they believe is faith. To believe is faith produced by repentance.

[@larryhoward-pl1pe]

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[@evierice2230]

Hallelu YAH! Beautiful!

[@davidoconnor3579]

Thank you for your teaching. Amen my brother in Christ our Lord amen.

[@danstone8783]

I will never understand why anyone would refuse the offer of eternal life and escaping eternal torment. You'd think even if they were a bit skeptical that they would believe just to be on the safe side.

[@danstone8783]

@Alvin Fen Thats how I see it.

[@MichaelTheophilus906]

They have no fear of God's judgement.

[@craigs4530]

AMEN BROTHER, VERY WELL EXPLAINED. 👍

[@norafabregat1387]

AMEN and AMEN

[@lorcazola]

Never asking God for Forgiveness and asking to be Saved would make the most sense as the Unforgivable Sin. How can GOD FORGIVE you if you don't ASK !?

[@DevonB-fz4tx]

I’ve said “the Holy Spirit is not real” afterward I heard “I’ve departed” in my mind and now I haven’t felt the presence of God since then … it’s. Been a little over two weeks …. Please help idk if I’ve blasphemed God and made him leave me

[@MarJo333]

Thank you Pastor, my bf broke up with me, i said not good things, to God i have since repented several times, but i didnt feel forgiven until now. I definitely dont deny the power of God. Satan does parlor tricks and God Almighty created the UNIVERSE !! THERES NO DENYING THAT !! I have since found out that God did me a huge favor !! The lesson I learned has been invaluable and lierally changed who I am inside ...thank you Pastor.

[@Goated200]

Thank you because I thought I committed it by thinking of the holy Spirit in a bad way, and im 10 so I get scared easily, I was crying in the bathroom thinking I was going to burn,.

[@lolfor011fr]

I have gone through the same thing, trust me, those thoughts werent of your heart and were by satan, repent and give your life to Jesus.

[@floriancariazo1754]

Amen

[@truthgardener9983]

Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit was committed by the Religious Jews of Jesus’ day by calling Jesus’ work of Satan. It can’t be committed today. It was a sin committed by those religious Jews of Jesus’ day. I used to wonder about that sin but listening to Dr Arnold Fruchtenbaum teach on this topic helped me understand who this sin of blasphemy of the Holy Spirit was attributed to. Thank you for your input to this very misunderstood scripture.

[@aprianto339]

I have OCD which causes voices that disturb me in my heart and those voices are the voices of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. I have been struggling with this mental illness for maybe more than 2 years, and at one point I was tired of this situation and then I said the Holy Spirit is the Spirit of the devil because he didn't help me in healing this disease. can I still be forgiven because I said the Holy Spirit is the Spirit of the devil, I said this because I was angry with him why He didn't help me.

[@wtom04]

+Aprianto I have had OCD all my life since childhood. I struggled with this same fear in my past. There is a book written by Pastor Jeremy Myers called, "Why You Have Not Committed The Unforgivable Sin". Pastor Myers is Free Grace and has counseled many Christians who have fear that they have spoken against the Holy Spirit out anger, but he assures that no Christian can commit this sin. In his book, there is a case example of a young high school Christian girl who broke up with her boyfriend, then failed her chemistry exam, and then got into a car accident all in one day. She was so angry that she went home and went into her room and yelled out, "F_ _ _ You, Holy Spirit!!!! I hate you!!!! She did drugs to numb her pain, but from that moment on when she had the chance she would curse the Holy Spirit with the "F" word over and over again in her mind. She eventually became very scared thinking that she committed the unforgivable sin and sought counseling with Pastor Myers. She also suffered from OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder) which is very common in many people and Christians including myself. I have suffered from OCD all my life since childhood. I even cursed God many times with the "F" word when I was very angry and even destroyed my Bible when I fell away from God for 9 years where I lived in willful sin and rebellion against God. However, God chastised me at the 9 year mark and brought me back to fellowship with Him and here I am today. That was almost 29 years ago, but God has been gracious to me ever since and has blessed me. God allows us to get angry at Him and sometimes we speak words against Him, but God is a very forgiving God and will not take away your salvation. He will chastise you, but He will also restore you and bless you. His chastisement is both punitive and restorative. Job 5:17-18 - “Blessed is the one whom God corrects; so do not despise the discipline of the Almighty. 18 For he wounds, but he also binds up; he injures, but his hands also heal. Proverbs 3:11-12 - 11 My son, do not despise the Lord’s discipline, and do not resent his rebuke, 12 because the Lord disciplines those he loves, as a father the son he delights in. Hope this helps, God bless!

[@wtom04]

+Aprianto Many people in the church are very ignorant when it comes to what the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit really is. The unforgivable sin is called the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit which is recorded in the context of Matthew 12:22-32, Mark 3:22-30, and Luke 12:8-10. It is the attributing of the miracles/healings, and exorcisms performed by Jesus to the power of Satan. The Pharisees and the teachers of the law were personal eyewitnesses to the many miracles/healings/exorcisms performed by Jesus which produced no faith in them whatsoever. In spite of all those great things that Jesus did, they still stubbornly would not believe or acknowledge Him as God, but instead falsely accused Jesus of being "demon possessed" and "performing exorcisms by the power of Satan" which shows their utterly faulty logic. Then we have the faulty logic of the unbelieving Jews of John 10:31-39 which is also evident in the fact that despite Jesus performing many great miracles they refused to believe that He was God, but falsely accused Him of being only a "mere man." Again, the unbelieving Jews refused to believe that Jesus is God in John 12:37 despite His many miracles and healings in their presence. If the Pharisees, teachers of the law, and the unbelieving Jews persisted in that state of mind regarding Jesus and died in that state, then they would have committed the unforgivable sin. Even when Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead, the Pharisees and chief priests still did not believe that Jesus is God, but planned on killing both Jesus and Lazarus - John 11:45 -53, John 12:9-11. The unforgivable sin in the context of Matthew 12:31-32/Mark 3:28-29/Luke 12:10 can only be committed back during Jesus time for it requires Jesus' physical presence here on earth performing miracles/healings/exorcisms. The Pharisees and teachers of the law and the unbelieving Jews in John 10:31-39 and John 12:37 came dangerously close to committing this sin if they were to persist in that state of unbelief and dying in that state. Jesus many great miracles/healings/exorcisms, etc were irrefutable proof that He was indeed God, but to willfully choose to disbelieve that and falsely accuse Him of being possessed by Satan and being only a mere man and then dying in that state is unforgivable. Matthew 12:31-32 - Wherefore I say unto you, All manner of sin and blasphemy shall be forgiven unto men: but the blasphemy against the Holy Ghost shall not be forgiven unto men. And whosoever speaketh a word against the Son of man, it shall be forgiven him: but whosoever speaketh against the Holy Ghost, it shall not be forgiven him, neither in this world, neither in the world to come. The phrase "NEITHER IN THE WORLD TO COME" obviously suggests that the unforgivable sin can be committed during the Millennial time period as Jesus will personally be here in PHYSICAL PRESENCE as RULER and KING - Revelation 20:6. Of course, the ONLY people who can commit this sin are the UNSAVED who will be present here on earth during the Millennial kingdom. These are the offspring of the UNSAVED who survived the Tribulation period and entered the Millennial kingdom to re-populate the earth along with the SAVED who survived the Tribulation and entered the Millennial kingdom and also re-populated the earth. Christians who suffer from OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder) have fears that they may have committed the unforgivable sin, but the very fact that they are concerned and worried is proof positive that they HAVE NOT AND CANNOT COMMIT THIS SPECIFIC SIN. In the present age, if UNSAVED people reject the gospel despite being exposed to it and die in that very state of mind, then they are eternally condemned and have committed the unpardonable sin of unbelief by rejecting Christ's free gift of eternal life. In the present age, if saved Christians in this life become discouraged, disillusioned, angry at God, curse God and fall away from the faith and even die in that state of mind, they are still eternally saved because they have already been sealed with the unbreakable seal of the Holy Spirit - (Ephesians 1:13, 2 Corinthians 1:22) when they first believed. It is Christ that keeps them eternally saved despite their failures because Christ is an unfailing Savior that does not go back on His Word and promise - John 5:24, John 10:28-29, Romans 8:38-39, 1 Corinthians 3:15, 2 Timothy 2:13. They will experience chastisement from God and other unpleasant consequences in this life including sickness when they fall into sin and wickedness and some may have their physical lives terminated by God where they will be taken home prematurely - 1 John 5:16-17, but they are still saved. They will lose out on ETERNAL REWARDS at the Judgment Seat of Christ, but they are still saved as eternal life is a free gift that is not of our works. Only ETERNAL REWARDS are of our works - 1 Corinthians 3:10-15. Self-righteous Calvinists/Lordship Salvationists and Arminian/Lordship Salvationists and all false works based preachers would of course falsely teach that if saved Christians become discouraged, disillusioned, angry at God and curse God and fall away from the faith and even die in that state of mind, that they were either "unsaved to begin with"- (Calvinist interpretation) or "will lose their salvation" and go to hell - (Arminian interpretation). Both views are wrong and both groups will no doubt teach that these Christians have committed the "unpardonable sin" and take Scriptural passages out of context and eisegete such passages like Hebrews 6:4-8, Hebrews 10:26-27, John 15:2,6, Luke 12:42-46, 1 Corinthians 9:27, 2 Corinthians 13:5, Philippians 2:12, etc, in an attempt to prove their point. Hope this helps, God bless!

[@samueljohannesen9152]

Actually i have the EXACT same problem weirdly enough

[@horsewithnoname5264]

This blasphemy is particularly unholy. Many preachers are saying different things about it. How shall we rank them in order of veracity? By their faith? I believe this video creator has the correct definition. That is important, because Jesus didn't say, "If you THINK you've blasphemed..." He said, "IF YOU Blaspheme..." And that definition is in the Bible. Many preachers have teased out its meaning, because that is somewhat obscure, as God tests us throughout. If we misunderstand the clear word of God, then whose fault is that? Man is unholy, not God. And there is a place for that unholiness! Thank you for clarifying this issue. This is an important point to make, especially to those who deny the Bible. This verse can convict one strongly, making it plainly clear what is expected of us as Christians. I believe it should be stated up front when encountering nonbelievers who want to come to the Cross. It is not enough to know that we must love Christ. They must also know where the guardrails are and what will happen to them should they, in their pride, step over those guardrails.

[@gregorylatta8159]

Once again most Christians would say it is possible to do this and lose your salvation.

[@randyd9805]

Whoever would say that you could lose your salvation for any reason would be wrong. No Christian can commit this sin. This is strictly a sin committed by unbelievers. I believe it is exceedingly rare, but I definitely do believe nonbelievers still do commit this sin today. I do believe it is irreversible. Once done, you never come back from this.

[@gregorylatta8159]

@@randyd9805 I definitely believe OSAS. Can you give any examples even hypothetical.

[@randyd9805]

@@gregorylatta8159 I'm not sure I understand the question. Do you mean about OSAS or about the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit?

[@gregorylatta8159]

@@randyd9805 Sorry I mean modern examples of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit.

[@randyd9805]

@@gregorylatta8159 I personally have met only one person whom I truly believe had committed it. I do not believe the sin went away after the Lord was crucified and ascended back to heaven. Other than my personal experience I can say I've only heard a few godly and greatly used evangelist that have talked about it with what I think was convincing argument. Once a person has committed this sin, they will no longer have any concern whatsoever for salvation. In fact, most that I've listened to on this subject give this as evidence. It is a total turning away from belief in Christ, even to the point of blaspheming His clear work through the power of the Holy Spirit. I don't know personally of a single preacher or Bible teacher that I would give any credibility that does not believe that it still goes on today or that once it is committed that it can be undone. Here is a very well-known sermon by a very well-known evangelist of the past who gives actual instances in the sermon of people that he was sure had committed this sin which is also called the unpardonable sin. I can say for certain that there is not a single word in all of the Bible to indicate that it can't still happen today. I'm fully convinced it can and has. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIm7k35saK-mnM0

[@dietogain1990]

I was high and tried to sell my soul to the devil now I have voices that say I committed blasphemy of the holy spirit and he left and I'm doomed. 😊l

[@jameswoods2894]

Hey man same thing sort of happened to me its a lie from the enemy read John 6 37

[@rebekah5870]

I fell from grace and i feel He left me and I'm going to hell 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@GESvids]

What Must I Do to be Saved? - Bob Wilkin kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2HXiGenoLKGj7c Have you ever wondered what you must do to be saved or have everlasting life? Throughout time and in the Bible, people have asked this important question. Bob Wilkin of the Grace Evangelical Society shares what the Bible has to say about this question, and what you should do if you want to know the answer.

[@billy3650]

What about Hebrews chapter 6 though ?

[@GESvids]

Can Christians Lose Their Salvation by Falling Away? Hebrews 6:4-6 - Bob Wilkin kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWOcl2NplNudmNU

[@johnnycook589]

I denied the Holy Spirits conviction was reprobated by God. Handed over to vile affections. Im damned to lake of fire without hope. I pray to God nobody does this. I barely function knowing im damned. Mental hell now. It can be committed today.

[@KD-vt8ug]

How are you?

[@jordanhuguet82]

a believer can't blaspheme the holy spirit, because no man speaking by the spirit calleth jesus christ accursed, so that would apply to the holy spirit too but a non believer can blaspheme the holy spirit by esteeming the holy spirit as satanic, as the jews did.

[@robertperez679]

The Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit...cannot be committed today because in order to commit this sin you would have had to have been alive in Jesus's day and watched Him perform His miracles and attributed those miracles to Satan's work. Mark is the only gospel where the blaspheming of the Holy Spirit is defined...Mar 3:28 "Assuredly, I say to you, all sins will be forgiven the sons of men, and whatever blasphemies they may utter; Mar 3:29 but he who blasphemes against the Holy Spirit never has forgiveness but is subject to eternal condemnation"- Mar 3:30 BECAUSE THEY SAID, "HE HAS AN UNCLEAN SPIRIT". So again, this sin cannot be committed today because we are not actually witnessing Christ do miracles today.

[@GeorgeJanzen-d4d]

Hi everyone my name is George and I have blasphemed the Holy Spirit and I wish to have everything back but I can’t

[@KD-vt8ug]

How are you now?

[@GeorgeJanzen-d4d]

Still the same

[@KD-vt8ug]

@@GeorgeJanzen-d4d what are you experiencing if I may ask? I think I may be in the same position as you.

[@GodIsGood-Fr]

How are you doing Now?

[@GeorgeJanzen-d4d]

Still nothing changed I don’t feel the Holy Spirit at all

[@delmarcarter1032]

Jesus is God

[@chuckpodruchny6048]

That’s the same thing today as rejecting Holy Spirit conviction John 16:8 John 6:44 today. Jesus said you could curse him you could curse the father you could curse John, the Baptist, the disciples, your local pastors, your local deacons, your brothers and sisters in Christ. You can reject all of them, but when you reject the testimony that the Holy Spirit reveals about who Jesus Christ is, and you deny him as Lord and Savior, that’s blasphemy of the Holy Spirit! Of course a believer cannot blaspheme the Holy Spirit, because we are already born again positioned in Christ Jesus… But when a lost person is convicted of sin and their need of a savior, and they deny the free gift, that’s blasphemy, and that will never be forgiven in this age, or in the age to come… That’s if they die without ever believing? Because they may do it the first or second time and sooner or later if they don’t believe the scripture says, God will turn them over to a reprobate mind… Just like he did pharaoh… Pharaoh hardened, his heart, pharaoh harden, his heart, pharaoh hardened his heart. Pharaoh hardened his heart… And then it says, and then God harden pharaohs heart😢 that’s a sad thing to know… And I really believe that more people would be saved if this message was clearly talked in the church… I believe there’s probably been a lot of people that sat and heard the gospel and came under conviction, and then they probably heard a Works based salvation Preacher say something like this… If you’re willing to turn from all your sins, and if you’re willing to give all your life for the rest of your life… And if you’re willing to totally surrender, and be obedient to Jesus for the rest of your life, you can come to him today… And there’s been a lot of people that will probably go to Hell because of that same message, not even understanding that if they would just believe that, Jesus loved them and died for them was buried in raised on the third day for our sins they could be saved

[@johnnycook589]

Im reprobate for doing that and can only go to hell now. Jesus want save me.😂

[@smiley8282-b7m]

I blaspheme the holy Spirit I will never be forgiven their liars I'm going to hell

[@EricSmyth4Christ]

Lol

[@2Chronicles714_]

We must continue believing. John 3:16 doesn't say whosoever believed. That's past tense. Whosoever believes which means continues believing. Believing is the result of repentance.

[@2Chronicles714_]

John the Baptist never once stopped believing. Simply asking Jesus if he was the Messiah is not an unbeliever. Do these names have anything in common? Jack Hyles, Charles Ryrie Hank Lindstrom,Curtis Hutson Ralph Yankee Arnold and Zane Hodges? Acts 20:21 have declared to both Jews and Greeks that they must turn to God in repentance and have faith in our Lord Jesus. This scripture alone makes it clear that simply saying all one must do is say I believe is NOT going to save anyone. John 3:16 Definitely the most misunderstood scripture in the Bible. in King James it's an inaccurate translation, it is worded almost exactly the same as Jehovah's witnesses. Nevertheless it is not an evangelism scripture. A better transition : God once agaped the people of this world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who has continued faith in him will have eternal life and never be cast into the lake of fire.

[@2Chronicles714_]

Since Saul believed in Jesus before he had an encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus, this would mean that he never needed to change and become an Apostle since all that one has to do is believe to go to heaven.

[@2Chronicles714_]

@Alvin Fen Jesus was not begotten. Strike 1 Jesus said He that endures to the end shall be saved. Matthew 24:13. Strike 2 John 3:16 kj He that believeth- present continuous tense. [Encouragement to continue believing] Strike 3 Repentance in new testament and old testament means change your mind and turn away from sin. 2 Chronicles 7:14 If my people which are called by my name shall humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from [REPENT] their wicked ways then I will hear from heaven and FORGIVE THEIR SINS and heal their land.. 2 Corinthians 12:21 And lest, when I come again, my God will humble me among you, and that I shall bewail many which have SINNED ALREADY , AND HAVE NOT REPENTED [ Changed their minds ] the uncleanness and fornication and lasciviousness which they have committed. Strike 4 Repentance doesn't mean harmony that's another false teaching. 2 Corinthians 7:9-10 9yet now I am happy, not because you were made sorry, but because your sorrow LED YOU TO REPENTANCE. For you became sorrowful as God intended and so were not harmed in any way by us. 10GODLY SORROW BRINGS REPENTANCE THAT LEADS TO SALVATION and leaves no regret, but WORLDLY SORROW BRINGS DEATH. Strike 5 Paul's words that again debunk the false claim believe only. Acts 26:20 First to those in Damascus, then to those in Jerusalem and in all Judea, and then to the Gentiles, I preached that they should REPENT AND TURN TO GOD [believe] and DEMONSTRATE THEIR REPENTANCE BY THEIR DEEDS. Strike 6 You're out twice.

[@2Chronicles714_]

@Alvin Fen 2 Timothy 2:25-26 Opponents must be gently instructed, IN THE HOPE THAT GOD WILL GRANT THEM REPENTANCE LEADING THEM TO A KNOWLEDGE OF THE TRUTH, 26and that they will come to their senses and ESCAPE FROM THE TRAP OF THE DEVIL, WHO HAS TAKEN THEM CAPTIVE TO DO HIS WILL.

[@2Chronicles714_]

@Alvin Fen Paul wasn't saved in Acts 2:38 which by the way is how we are to be saved today. Repent of sin. Believe that Jesus died on the cross was buried and rose again Be Water baptized to affirm the death of the old sinful man and the rising of the new man in Jesus for the forgiveness of sins. Recieve the Gift of the Holy Spirit. Nowhere in scripture was this changed. We don't have the authority to make any change to God's plan.

[@cathy4735]

Yes you can lose your salvation. I was praying for my son and trusting God to hear and answer me. My son is a Non-believer. In my grief thinking about my son burning in hell forever, I heard a voice say " * want to swap places*? Without thinking in a second I THOUGHT yeah. In that second, I lost my salvation. I wasn't sure so I went to church and ask the Pastor. He said no Paul did the same thing he wished he could be accursed and cutoff from Jesus Christ for the sake of his race. So thinking I'm okay I took the elements. No too much longer after that I was sick and had a horrible migraine so I prayed and asked Jesus to heal me. I heard another audible voice say"* stop calling on me*" then I know I had lost my salvation. I tried after that to sign up for an online end time prophecy and was told I was denied. The bottom line IS if the enemy can confuse you, you can not go to heaven and you have no hope!!

[@vornamenachname-qb2zq]

But that´s not the way to enter heaven. It´s not about swaping places. If you have faith in Jesus, you WILL enter heaven! (John 3 16 and John 5 24) I would recommend you to pray that your son has an encounter with God and that he will also believe in Jesus. That´s the way he can be saved. I think your pastor might be right. Paul wanted the same and he was definitely not lost because of this wish. Please don´t stop praying. Think of the parable of the importunate widow. I pray for you.

[@vornamenachname-qb2zq]

By the way, are you sure, that what you heard was the voice of Jesus? I ask you because of this very parable where he tells us to keep praying and to me it seems to be unlikely that he tells you to stop with that.

[@MetanoiaAndBelieve]

You cannot lose your salvation. You didn't earn it so you can't lose something you didn't earn or work for. Salvation is a gift. Free gift paid with a infinite value cost: the Holy Blood of Jesus Christ. Once saved always saved is 100% biblical

[@MichaelTheophilus906]

Yes, of course you can. Those, who say that speaking in tongues and the gifts of the spirit are of the devil, are committing blasphemy. Not all "christians" will be in the Kingdom of God.

[@sally.n1]

Is it also blasphemy when one says tongues CAN be of the devil?

[@MichaelTheophilus906]

@@sally.n1 Treading in deep water.

[@sally.n1]

@@MichaelTheophilus906 thank you for answering! Do you think it's over for me (I sadly said that) and or does the scripture still applies that says if one confesses his sins and forsakes them one obtains mercy?

[@sally.n1]

@@MichaelTheophilus906 thank you for answering! So would you think it's over for me. I just don't know what to do if God won't ever forgive me again

[@MichaelTheophilus906]

@@sally.n1 What did you do?