If person committed unpardonable sin, Is it means they didn't care to confess their sin or god didn't forgive them?
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What if Pharisee repent, Would they be forgive?
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Yes, a Pharisee would be forgiven. We can know this, because Paul, who was a Pharisee, was forgiven.
To commit the unpardonable sin means to deny God's grace through His Son, Jesus Christ, which is given us through our faith by the power of the Holy Spirit. So, in simple terms, to hate God and reject His grace, to live an unrepentant life, to be your own false god, to reject the gift of the Holy Spirit - this is the unpardonable sin. It implies a deliberate disbelief in God. But to those who do not believe, but upon hearing God's Word are crushed by God's Law and receive God's Gospel, the forgiveness of sins, for their comfort and salvation - those do not commit the unpardonable sin and will always receive forgiveness of sins.
To commit the unpardonable sin means to deny God's grace through His Son, Jesus Christ, which is given us through our faith by the power of the Holy Spirit. So, in simple terms, to hate God and reject His grace, to live an unrepentant life, to be your own false god, to reject the gift of the Holy Spirit - this is the unpardonable sin. It implies a deliberate disbelief in God. But to those who do not believe, but upon hearing God's Word are crushed by God's Law and receive God's Gospel, the forgiveness of sins, for their comfort and salvation - those do not commit the unpardonable sin and will always receive forgiveness of sins.
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They did not confess their sin. It's unforgivable unless and until the person changes their attitude.
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I am pretty sure the Bible mentions that some of the Pharisees came to Faith after the Crucifixion......
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