Featured Unforgiveable sin

If you really love Jesus and want to follow Him, then you can absolutely rest assured that you have not committed the unforgivable sin.

 

God I love Jesus and the holy spirit. it seems like I said it in a disastrous and accidental way and I didn't mean it. I really love god so much. and i would never really believe that i am better than god.[/QUOTE]

 

It was a picture of the relationship of Christ and the church seen in Song of Songs.

 

It is quite common for people with OCD to get distressing thoughts, often with religious themes. The thoughts will bother you, but they will not harm you. If you love Jesus and have put your faith in him, you have nothing to fear. You are deeply loved and abundantly forgiven.

 

Please give a clear answer I'm so stressing almost crying[/QUOTE]
Sorry I reposted an edit. Please see previous post.

 

Please give a clear answer I'm so stressing almost crying[/QUOTE]
Just a fyi if you post add-ons to other’s quotes that can get you a warning. Sorry about your stressing.

 

No you didn't.

 

Glad to know that you are feeling much better now.

 

There is an ocd sub forum on CF and the Unpardonable Sin seems to be a recurring theme among people with OCD. I saw an identical thread just last week. My understanding is the unpardonable/unforgivable sin is denying Jesus as your savior and passing away in that state.

 

No ... you did not commit the unforgivable sin.

If you love Jesus, ... you are unable to commit the unforgivable sin.

 

My understanding is the unpardonable/unforgivable sin is denying Jesus as your savior and passing away in that state. You are alive and still in the game, so to speak. Our brains are thought producing organs and yours is producing an inordinate amount of thoughts about this specific sin. You have to find a way to change the channel on those repetitive thoughts.

 

Correct. You did not commit that sin.

 

Look at the role of the Holy Spirit.
He is our Helper, who will teach us all things and bring to our remembrance all the things Jesus said to us (John 14:25-26).
He teaches us who Jesus really is and guides us into all truth. He glories Jesus (John 16:12-14).
He works with us to make us aware of sin in our lives (John 16:8).
He produces fruit in our lives (Galatians 5:22-23) - joy, love, peace, patience, kindness, self-control, faithfulness, gentleness.
If a person loves Jesus, has a desire to repent of their sin, seek his forgiveness, to follow Him and to live a faithful and obedient life, it is evidence that the Holy Spirit is dwelling in them and that they have not committed the unforgivable sin.