I have blasphemed the holy spirit. Will Jesus forgive me this sin, or is it too late for me?

Answer 1

Jesus will forgive your blaspheming Jim ; but we'll NEVER forgive your interminable obtuse questions.

Answer 2

For the most part, the best way to understand the unforgivable sin, which you are correct - blaspheme the Holy Spirit - is to know that if you die without accepting the Jesus, then you have committed it. So, while you are alive, there is always a chance that you can be saved, though there are some exceptions to this rule. The thing is, as humans, we don't know the heart of man, only God does. What does this mean? It means, Mr. Darwin, that you can still be saved, and if you keep hanging around here, causing all sorts of mischief, you will be:) Take care.

Answer 3

No the unforgivable sin as of this date can not be committed.
So if you seek in your heart to repent you shell be forgiven.
Even a murderer can be forgiven but not while in the flesh.
As for the unforgivable sin it can only be committed by a select few and only by not allowing the holly spirit to speak thou them. This is to blasphemed the holy spirit. You have not!

Answer 4

Those questions are oxymoronic. It is my understanding, through the traditional church, that "blasphemeing the holly spirit" is the rejection of salvation. So, asking for forgiveness and being a believer cancels it out. You're good to go. Fly baby fly.

Answer 5

Many Christians have heard that there is an unpardonable sin and live in dread that something grave that they have done before or after conversion might be that sin. Their fears are unfounded. While there is an unforgivable sin, it is not one which a true believer in Jesus Christ can commit.

The one sin which God cannot forgive is mentioned in Mark 3:28-30 and Matthew 12:31-32. Jesus had been performing miracles, including driving demons out of people by the power of the Holy Spirit. Instead of recognizing the source of Jesus' power and accepting Him as God's Son, the religious leaders accused Him of being possessed by the devil and driving demons out in the power of the devil. Jesus responded by saying, "I tell you the truth, all the sins and blasphemies of men will be forgiven them. But whoever blasphemes against the Holy Spirit will never be forgiven; he is guilty of an eternal sin."

The sin of the religious leaders, blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, was a refusal to accept the witness of the Holy Spirit to who Jesus was and what He had come to do, and then submit their lives to Him. Jesus said concerning the Holy Spirit, "When he comes, he will convict the world of guilt in regard to sin and righteousness and judgment" (John 16:8). They chose rather to reject the Spirit's witness to their sin and to Jesus and accused Him of being demon possessed!

The point for us is that if we have received Jesus as our Savior and Lord, we have not blasphemed the Holy Spirit; we have accepted His witness. One study Bible explains it as follows: "To commit this sin one must consciously, persistently, deliberately, and maliciously reject the testimony of the Spirit to the deity and saving power of the Lord Jesus." If a person keeps doing that until death, there is no hope of forgiveness and eternal life in heaven. Once again, the unpardonable sin is not some particularly grievous sin committed by a Christian before or after accepting Christ, nor is it thinking or saying something terrible about the Holy Spirit. Rather, it is deliberately resisting the Holy Spirit's witness and invitation to turn to Jesus until death ends all opportunity.

In order to experience God's peace, we must come to Him, trusting His promises. Isaiah 1:18 says, "Come now, let us reason together, says the Lord. Though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow." In 1 John 1:9 we read: "If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness." Jesus Himself assures us, "Whoever comes to me I will never drive away" (John 6:37). Our God is a compassionate and merciful God. He desires that no one should be lost, but that all should come to salvation through repentance and personal faith in Jesus as Savior and Lord (2 Peter 3:9; Acts 2:21).

Answer 6

In order to blaspheme the Holy Spirit, you'd have to know him first!

Answer 7

jim i am no expert and cant tell you a fact based answer but only what my heart feels for one if in fact you did do it do you truely feel sorry for what you have done and if forgiven would you do again onece god has forgivin it is cast into the deepest seas never to be remembered once you are saved you are made whole so if done while not a child of god then you become a child of god then you are made new you are a new person as a baby with no sins so if you truely desire forgivness i truely believe you can be forgivin ask your heart what it feels and what your intentions are for this question i hope you find your answers and are truely desiring forgivness

Answer 8

blaspheme against the Holy Spirit shall not be forgiven..matt 12:31

Answer 9

Are you sure you blasphemed the Holy Spirit? Maybe you didn't and there is still hope for you.

Answer 10

I hope for your sake that you are really just trying to be "cute" on YA and get attention. As for whether or not you will be forgiven, you can read that in the Bible for yourself, is it too late for you? I don't think so, Dr. David Jeremiah wrote a book called "Captured By Grace" it is a history of the grace of Christ, as seen through the eyes of John Newton, the author of the song Amazing Grace, and the apostle Paul. I think if God can save them you probably have a good chance of making it. I will pray for that to happen for you. That you will be captured and saved by grace.