I've be thinking, where in the Bible does it say if you are concerned about the unpardonable sin, then you haven't committed?
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Revelations 22:17
"...Whoever desires, let him take the water of life freely."
In order for that promise to be true it must mean that the desire in our hearts for salvation only comes from the Holy Spirit and if we have that desire for salvation we are commanded to take it freely. If one had commited the unpardnable sin he would not wan't to take of the water of life, he would have no desire for it, because the Holy Spirit has departed from him.
But even if you did not desire it in your past, if you do now there is still hope and the Holy Spirit is still working on you for Christs' sake. I believe the unpardonable sin is dying without Jesus in your heart, that it is a willful rejection of Christ until death.
For God is not willing for any to perish but wants all to come to repentance and faith in Jesus Christ.
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It doesnt, the bible doesnt say alot of things but if you understand the scriptures properly you would understand.
No man nor woman nor child seeks after God (romans 3:11) apart from God the Father through the power of the Holy Spirit, noone comes to Him (John 6:44)
The only way a person to be saved is by believing on Him and through Faith.
A person who has already came to God has not commited this unpardonable sin because it is evidence that the Holy Spirit is at work in their lives. God isnt going to deem someone "unforgiveable" and begin a work in them, that is kind of silly
Only through the Holy Spirit's work in us can we even have a desire to even know Him and follow Him.
If I have commited the unpardonable sin and was still void of God (dead in my sins)or unable to be forgiven and if I desire to come to God, which is ONLY by the Holy Spirit than it would only be supportive by scriptures to believe if we have a concern or a desire for God than I am unable to have commited this.
The unpardonable sin is full willful rejection of God, a continual rejection to the point of death. understand?
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