In Matthew 12:31-32, Jesus said this will not be forgiven unto men. What exactly is it? If we do it, then why ask for forgiveness? He's already said it won't be forgiven. So, there is a sin that will not be forgiven?
indeedgmedwards said:hard issueneeds a lot of research, and textual study etc to se what its really all about...
Time to dive ingmedwards said:needs a lot of research, and textual study etc to se what its really all about...
Short Version...super_mog said:In Matthew 12:31-32, Jesus said this will not be forgiven unto men. What exactly is it? If we do it, then why ask for forgiveness? He's already said it won't be forgiven. So, there is a sin that will not be forgiven?
super_mog said:In Matthew 12:31-32, Jesus said this will not be forgiven unto men. What exactly is it? If we do it, then why ask for forgiveness? He's already said it won't be forgiven. So, there is a sin that will not be forgiven?
not necessarily, i don't think that this is 'the unforgiveable sin' because if we do repent we will be forgiven....this sin can be forgiven.@@Paul@@ said:..........The only unforgivable sin is the disobedience to God by not accepting Jesus Christ as your Lord and personal Savior.
Whoa, that is definitely forgivable. I have heard this before and wondered where it came from. If the above were true everyone would have committed the unforgivable sin, because at one time or other everyone did not accept Jesus. Therefore no one would be able to be saved.@@Paul@@ said:..........The only unforgivable sin is the disobedience to God by not accepting Jesus Christ as your Lord and personal Savior.
* the disciples commited sins that anyone of us are able to commit...doubt, disobedience, denying Him in the face of men to save yourself. These sins are commited in the world today.Holly3278 said:I think I heard it said once that the only ones who could have committed this sin were those who were with Jesus while He was alive*. I am not sure what the reasoning for this is but I think it's based on the fact that they saw the miracles he was doing but yet they attributed the miracles to Satan. They basically were saying that He got His power from Satan which definitely is not true**. From what I understand, this sin cannot be committed by anyone today***.
I like what you sed, it does put it into perspective:SerenityBlue said:I'm sure denying the existence of the Holy Spirit is blaspheming the Holy Spirit. However, our last pastor said if you are worried that you have done this unforgiveable sin, then you haven't done it. A person who has blasphemed the Holy Spirit would not care. Sounds reasonable to me.
super_mog said:In Matthew 12:31-32, Jesus said this will not be forgiven unto men. What exactly is it? If we do it, then why ask for forgiveness? He's already said it won't be forgiven. So, there is a sin that will not be forgiven?
Holly3278 said:I think I heard it said once that the only ones who could have committed this sin were those who were with Jesus while He was alive. I am not sure what the reasoning for this is but I think it's based on the fact that they saw the miracles he was doing but yet they attributed the miracles to Satan. They basically were saying that He got His power from Satan which definitely is not true. From what I understand, this sin cannot be committed by anyone today.