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What does the Bible say about blasphemy?

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Blasphemy is primarily associated with speaking against God, and in the New Testament context, it also pertains to misrepresenting the faith and its truths.

Blasphemy, in biblical terms, generally refers to speaking ill of God or the sacred things of God. In the New Testament, it was a serious accusation against Jesus and His followers, as they were often condemned for declaring Jesus as God. For example, Stephen was accused of blasphemy for preaching the truth of Christ's divinity and for fulfilling Old Testament prophecies related to Jesus. Additionally, the severity of blasphemy was underscored in the teachings of Jesus, who mentioned that blasphemy against the Holy Spirit would not be forgiven.
Scripture References: Acts 6:11-14, John 10:33

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Blasphemous Words
Norm Wells · Jul 13, 2025
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