What is blasphemy? Is it unforgivable?

[Candi770]

VictoryInHim,

You can read Matthew 12:22-31 concerning blashemy.

If you are a christian: read what the Lord says you are:

Who I am In Christ

These are great scriptures to meditate on.

If you have had any involvement with the occult (this link will have an inventory to read:

Prayers for confession and renouncing occult activity

You must renew your mind with the word of God.

Minset-Being Transformed by the Renewing of Your Mind

Also, many don't realize it, but Praise and Worship Music is warfare music (The bible tells us to put on a garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness-it takes us out of self and we are ministrying to God)

It is important to spend time daily with the Lord in prayer, quiet time, reading scripture and meditating on scriptures of who you are in Christ and allowing God to renew your mind with scriptures that deal with issues-he wants to work in your life.

Your not alone=many are dealing with issues. I've went through severe postpartum depression (did you read that- I went through-thats what we have to do-go through=but keep going). I am currently dealing with depression (my serotonon levels are low).

If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed. John 8:36

blessings

candi

[st. Worm]

Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is unforgivable. What is it? Giving credit to Satan for the works of the Holy Spirit. In my humble opinion, there are a few posters on here who flirt with it.

In reality only God alone knows who is guilty of this sin. You may want to reconsider your statement which I believe is a reference by you (from a prior thread) to those of us who believe the works of the devil are being paraded around as the work of the Holy Spirit in Word of Faith circles.

sw

We can certainly know who commits this sin. It is evident. It is not a mystery.

Please share with us how you can tell if someone has committed the unforgivable sin and permanently judged them to hell.

sw

[Floatingaxe]

in Matthew 7...

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[st. Worm]

in Matthew 7...

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[Floatingaxe]

I don't judge them! But we are to judge for fruit...we are told to judge righteousness. It is with the sight that the Holy Spirit gives that we need to be able to see such a person. But it is God who judges in the end.

[st. Worm]

I don't judge them! But we are to judge for fruit...we are told to judge righteousness.

But you are judging with regard to eternal salvation according to what you said. Also where are we even told to "judge for fruit"? They may "be known by their fruit" but that is hardly telling us to judge them by it.

sw

[billie]

I don't judge them! But we are to judge for fruit...we are told to judge righteousness.

But you are judging with regard to eternal salvation according to what you said. Also where are we even told to "judge for fruit"? They may "be known by their fruit" but that is hardly telling us to judge them by it.

sw

I think she means judging the fruit, not the person.

[Floatingaxe]

I don't judge their eternal destination---but God alone does. The Holy Spirit, however, gives us eyes to see those who are blasphemers of God. When we see it, we judge it as such. Simple.

[st. Worm]

I don't judge them! But we are to judge for fruit...we are told to judge righteousness.

But you are judging with regard to eternal salvation according to what you said. Also where are we even told to "judge for fruit"? They may "be known by their fruit" but that is hardly telling us to judge them by it.

sw

I think she means judging the fruit, not the person.

That's not how she started out. She says she can tell who has committed the unpardonable sin.

sw

[billie]

That's not how she started out. She says she can tell who has committed the unpardonable sin.

sw

Oh, my bad, SW, I misunderstood.