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Song disbelieves [to decide at the end of things] the niche spoken by Jesus involved potentially threatening to commit the unpardonable sin. He said, "Therefore I tell you, every sin and every word of blasphemy will be forgiven men, but the blasphemy d led against the Spirit HAWATASAMEHEWA." 12:3 Matthew 1. No one can misconstrue the message of these verses. There is a sin unto death. Man or woman CAN cross the line UNAOTENGANISHA mercy and wrath of God and He will not go on now. These words of our Lord yanayoushusha heart and make it cool completely and stand against d led his usual words of his mercy. For this reason, if no other, then, it must be examined carefully.
It is this sin that Heaven regards with disgust and loathing? Why God would deal so severely with those who are guilty of this sin? To the human mind works very much the error and cruelty might fall into this category, but which one of those acts that God would be too treated is very bad and terrible that it can not be forgiven? d led Occasionally, one meets a man who wonders if he has committed the sin. His prayers seem to bounce back from the roof, and he does not see that is with any hope of favor or forgiveness of God. However, he does not show any particular act of sin he have done that severed him from the hope of salvation. How can he know if he has done absolutely unpardonable sin "Can someone d led might know the truth?
Before answering all of these questions that make a nuisance [interruption] that people ask about the unpardonable sin, no need to know the truth a glorious one. We serve a God of love and infinite mercy. Not His will that anyone d led should perish [2 Pet. 3:9; 1 Tim. 2:4; John. 3:16]. d led In his Word he has made a plan for everyone cleaned and purified [Eph. 1:3-7; 1 Cor. 6:9-11]. The promise of 1 John 1:9, which is very difficult to believe in affecting every man, woman, d led or child in this world today: "If d led we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness."
On the condition of PROFESSION OF TRUTH, God promises to forgive the sins of any kind, no matter what it is. "Come, let us reason together, saith the LORD. Though they be red very sins, they shall be white as snow; though they be red like crimson, they shall be as wool. "Isaiah 1:18.
What a promise is only for those who have violated every law of God and man, to venture [fell] to them in error as mad. God loves them still! There is no sin too great for Him to cleanse away. He waits with his arms outstretched to receive d led anyone who took the first step toward d led forgiveness d led and mercy.
A similar picture is seen to be quite strange when compared with the words of Jesus in Matthew 12:31,32. If the Father is so willing to forgive and save, why, then, should there be such a thing of the unpardonable sin? The answer is simple. SINS THAT BECAUSE HAIUNGAMWI HAISAMEHEKI d led NEVER NEVER. It is never repented. d led God will not force them His pardon sinners. We must repent and confess. Even the beautiful promise of 1 John 1:9 has the word significant little "IF" [-KI-] - "[If] If we confess our sins ...." On the authority of the Word of God, we can be assured that every sins will be forgiven if confessing to faith and repentance.
Various opinions have been explaining why one does iungamwi sin no more. Others believe that it is a person's sins suicide; Some think it might be is some dreadful adultery or blasphemy d led against the Holy Spirit.
One thing is certain - it is a sin! That is a good start, because the Bible gives a simple definition of the word is very bad the "forgiven." "Everyone who sins ANAVUNJA LAW OF GOD [the Ten Commandments], for sin is the transgression of the law [the Ten Commandments]." 1 John 3 4, AJKK. Paul enlarges that statement by declaring d led that sin is the transgression of the law of the Ten Commandments. "However SINGALITAMBUA sin except through the law [the Ten Commandments]; I ngalijua aspire to be, as the law [Law / Ten Commandments] isingalisema You shall not covet [Ex. 20:17]. "Romans 7:7. Not only is the unpardonable sin is associated d led with the breaking of the Central Ethics Act of God [the Ten Commandments], but it is also an offense d led against the Holy Spirit. State's offense is tied closely with the major tasks of the Spirit. Jesus said, "But the Counselor, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, ATAWAFUNDISH