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What is the sin unto death mentioned in the Bible?

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The 'sin unto death' refers to willful sinning after receiving knowledge of the truth, which leads to spiritual death, as outlined in Hebrews 10:26.

In biblical terms, the 'sin unto death' signifies a grave transgression that results in permanent separation from God. Hebrews 10:26 indicates that if someone willingly rejects the Gospel, having once acknowledged its truth, they forfeit any further sacrifice for sins. This refers to the act of turning away from Christ after having tasted the blessings of salvation, thereby prompting the wrath of God upon them. The passage emphasizes the seriousness of apostasy, illustrating the distinction between trivial sins that can be forgiven and the rebellious act of denying Christ, which brings about an irrevocable judgment.
Scripture References: Hebrews 10:26, Matthew 12:31-32

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Sin not unto death
Don Bell · Jul 13, 2017
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