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How does Jesus address blasphemy against the Holy Spirit?

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Jesus warns that blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is an unpardonable sin, indicating the severe consequence of willfully rejecting the truth.

In Matthew 12, Jesus speaks of the seriousness of blaspheming the Holy Spirit, indicating that such an offense is irrevocable and cannot be forgiven. He asserts that those who attribute His miraculous works to the devil demonstrate a hardened heart and a deliberate rejection of divine truth. This blasphemy represents a critical turning away from the light of the revelation of God, showing that those who knowingly oppose the Holy Spirit’s work in their hearts may face dire consequences. The passage serves as a solemn reminder for believers to remain sensitive to God's voice and receptive to His leading.
Scripture References: Matthew 12:31-32

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Matthew 12
J. C. Ryle · Oct 10, 2019
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