If You do THAT, You've Blasphemed the Spirit! - Blasphemy of the spirit

[@FinnKClipsEnglish]

Since this video may cause confusion for some, don't forget to watch the original video where I go into more biblical context. As stated, this is only an excerpt from the original video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJSphJiAbdCUhJI

[@antonioesov5121]

Is it one time event

[@petegwell]

The actual definition of blaspheming the Holy Spirit would be pretending to be talking as the Holy Spirit through transcendental meditation. There's tech out there where people can mess with others hearing and stuff. If someone were to use that to pretend to be God or something like that, it would be dangerously close to blaspheming the Holy Spirit. We've all heard of broadcasting stuff through people's fillings and such---maybe it's true, maybe it's not. My Father takes that stuff seriously. However, maligning someone with the Holy Spirit is dangerous too. it's all dangerous. Much better to join up with the person who has the Holy Spirit.

[@didymushouston9851]

As per Jesus (Mark 3:29), blasphemy against the Holy Spirit can occur only once because it is unforgiveable. If “blasphemy against the Holy Spirit” is insulting Him for consistently prodding people to be saved was unforgiveable, no one could ever be forgiven. Many people reject salvation numerous times during their lifetime until, hopefully, they accept the surrogate sacrifice of Jesus’ Blood as payment for their sins. If blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is rejecting salvation, the first time one rejects such invitation from God, it could never be forgiven. Therefore, the latter cannot be true. Complete context defines this subject, but many who discuss this issue ignore Mark 3:30. As per context, such is declaring that Jesus was possessed by "an unclean spirit." Thus, claiming that the Holy Spirit of God was an unholy demon from Beelzebub. Ponder this: How many times did you - the reader - personally reject salvation before you were washed by the Blood of the Lamb and received the indwelling Holy Spirit? Only the Holy Spirit knows how many times He was rejected and slandered before one accepted salvation - but He forgave them - more than once.

[@VoltronLion]

I think when Jesus talked about this sin it was specific to to scribes and Pharisees at the time because Jesus was walking around still on the earth. I believe It’s not a sin that a person can commit today.

[@calicoesblue4703]

That is wrong. That law has never changed. That is like saying a curse word today and saying that, that curse word is no longer a sin today & that it was only considered a sin to the Scribes & Pharisees. God forgives sin but not Blaspheme against the Spirit.

[@VoltronLion]

Read that passage in your Bible, and this time read it in context. If you read it you will notice a sentence in a parentheses, it says; “Jesus knew their thoughts”. That little sentence doesn’t really need to be there if you take this passage at face value however, since most people read things out of context, when you take the TEXT out of the CONTEXT, you are left with the CON. 😂 So read that passage again and this time when you come to that little area at the end in parentheses, that says “Jesus knew their thoughts” then think about it for a second, or however long you need to until you understand what it means and if you still don’t understand why it’s there, the. It’s more than ok, to ask someone. 😂 On the off chance you don’t even know what scripture I’m talking about, then you probably have no business saying what you just said to start with do you? 😂

[@diotitus]

@@VoltronLion When you emphasized the passage, "Jesus knew their thoughts", does that mean the Unpardonable Sin can be committed simply in the mind by thinking a thought?

[@KindGottes0794]

If you do this what you describe, you are committing blasphemy of the holy spirit. There is only mercy if you do it in ignorance out of unbelief. It is forbidden to talk against the holy spirit.

[@FinnKClipsEnglish]

@KindGottes0794 Hey, you should watch the full video I made because this was just a video clip of it and I go into more detail there. You can see it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJSphJiAbdCUhJI

[@maagdas0321]

What if I called a prophet false because of misunderstanding and now I think this prophet is true? Have I committed the unforgivable sin?

[@KindGottes0794]

@maagdas0321 no, it needs to be a willful act not out of ignorance. Secondly you are afraid of the sin so you have not committed it. Only people who dont care commit it mostly