You may have attempted to sell your soul but God wants it back. He still loves you.
The following is a document about sin and how it works. Or more specifically the unpardonable sin. It shows all sin, including your soul selling is forgivable.
The bible mentions that there is an “unpardonable sin”, so what is it? All sin is pardonable according to the principal that the cross of Jesus was a Holy life given for our life time of sins. So there is technically no one sin that is unpardonable (Heb 9:27-28, 1Jn 5:16, 1Jn 1:7-9, 1Jn 2:1-2, Mat 18:21-22, Jas 5:19-20). However there is according to the bible an unpardonable sin. So what is it? The Pharisees in the bible called Jesus miracles a devil, and Jesus said “But he that shall blaspheme against the Holy Ghost hath never forgiveness, but is in danger of eternal damnation.” Note even Jesus stated that although they were committing the unpardonable sin, they were only in danger of it being unforgivable. The unpardonable sin is linked to denying God’s Spirit, whether it be a miracle performed by God, or denying His written word. Why do people deny things of God, so they can continue to live in sin (Jn 8:42-44).
To understand this sin, we first need to discuss what salvation is. Salvation is not of works but of faith in Jesus substitutional death and resurrection for us (Rom 3:24, Rom 11:6, Gal 5:13), the word faith being similar to trust. We are not saved by perfectly following every command (Gal2:16, Gal 2:21), we are saved by the blood of Jesus that was shed as a sacrifice for us on the cross (Rom 5:1, Rom 5:9, Gal 3:11, Gal 3:24 ), and when we trust in that sacrifice we are saved. Even though there may be times we doubt our worthiness (1 Jn 3:20), God still knows us, and has promised to never leave or forsake us when we call to him (Jn 6:37). The blood that Jesus shed is His life given for our lifetime of sins (Heb 9:27-28), while we are not physically dead we can be forgiven by this sacrifice (1Jn 5:16), once we are physically dead there is no forgiveness if we have at our end denied Christ, but if we still believe in Jesus at our death, and apply it to our lives we will be saved. Basically while we still live there is hope for salvation and forgiveness.
If sin is covered by the blood by our faith, then the only unpardonable sin is a lack of faith, or the final abandonment of faith, no longer having a shred of belief, or believing but not being willing to come to Jesus for salvation. Basically no longer believing in Jesus, at that point of total and final denial we are no longer saved and have committed the unpardonable sin, while we can believe that Jesus can forgive us we have not committed the sin. We will latter discuss how a lack of faith is related to denying the works of the Spirit, for which the Pharisees were derided. As an example of what this sin is and is not, we may have even gone through a time of unbelief not believing the cross saves us after being saved but that is not the unpardonable sin (Jas 5:19-20), if we can still see the cross at any point we can be saved. The unpardonable sin would be if we refuse to believe Jesus will forgive us, when he is showing us we can be saved, an active not passive form of unbelief. Now we need to explain how a person actually loses faith.
The Pharisees were warned about committing the unpardonable sin due to their denial of the clear working of the Holy Spirit. They were not just in unbelief, they were clearly denying a powerful act of God, which incidentally leads to unbelief and blindness as we shall see latter on. Jesus said many times in the bible that the reason why people deny the Spirits working was so they could continue to live in sin. I believe the pathway to the unpardonable sin is a persistent denial of the voice of the Holy Spirit, or to deny an act so powerful of the Holy Spirit that God gives us over to total Spiritual blindness and ultimately death. Every time we deny the correction or voice of the Holy Spirit we are opening ourselves up for failure. So how does this blindness occur?
The bible says whoever we submit ourselves to we become their slaves. Sin leading to death, or obedience leading to life (Rom 6:16). Every time we deliberately sin we are submitting ourselves to bondage, the devil is the father of lies, when we submit to sin we give our self to one of his lying spirits, which has the potential to harden our heart (1 Ti 4:1-2). God actually allows this to happen, he hardens the sinner, and frees the righteous (2 Th 2:11). A person who is undergoing hardening, may complain a lot against God, have doubts, fears, etc. The only way for the heart to be softened is for them to return to obedience. Note not all complaint is based upon sin, but it is a symptom of sinning. But back to wilful sinning, a person may be punished temporarily for their sin, but God will attempt to restore them to obedience and blessing (Job 33:27), however if they refuse they will die without knowledge (Job 36:12). They key to this whole thing is the fact that a person who commits the unpardonable sin(s) will die without knowledge. Their faith will have been drained, they no longer believe. While you can still believe in Jesus you can be restored.
We also need to discuss what sins are damnable or lead to spiritual death. The bible says in Romans 14:22-23 “What you believe about these things should be kept between you and God. You are fortunate, if your actions don't make you have doubts. But if you do have doubts about what you eat, you are going against your beliefs. And you know that is wrong, because anything you do against your beliefs is sin”. The basic concept is that if we think something is a sin, and we do it we have sinned. Now not all sin is punishable, God punishes us less than our sins deserve (Ezr 9:13). But if we make a habit of sinning, i.e. wilfully pushing the boundaries, we may find ourselves moving away from God. Sin’s that I believe are not punishable are those ones we seemingly have no control over, we try not to sin but we end up doing it, small sins, or doubtful sins. It might be anger, swearing, or rudeness, skipping church, not praying enough, not witnessing hard enough, a character defect, or other weakness. God does not want you to leave Him based upon human weakness, the cross was given to cover these things, and provide us daily room for improvement. But wilful and rebellious sins (wanting to move away from God), hateful sins (choosing to harm others), purposely denying biblical commands, may lead to a time of correction (Job 33:27), and if we refuse to repent after being corrected (Job 36:12), may lead to Spiritual blindness, and ultimately the unpardonable sin.
There are people alive today who have committed the unpardonable sin, some were Christians, and some were never saved. But their heart is too hard to be restored. But remember Jesus could forgive them, He just chooses not to. The bible says of these people, God waited patiently for them to repent for a long time, but they refused so now they are damned (Rom 9:21-22). Judas was this kind of person, when Jesus called him as a disciple, Jesus said of him, “One of you is a devil”, Judas was already debase, so God used him for a debase purpose.
But let’s return to the facts, the cross covers all sins, your whole life time of sins. If you can perceive this you can be saved. Just repent, return to God.
