Please tell me what is blaspheme against Holy Spirit. I think I did it. I sinned deliberately and heard a clear voice that I am worthless and son of evil... Help me please
Blasphemy against the holy spirit is basically refusing God and deliberately denying his works as the creator. I'm not good at explaining it but one Good example is when the pharisees accused Jesus of performing miracles, through the power of satan. Because they denied Jesus' power thst he had through the the holy spirit, they committed true Blasphemy. Taking the lords name in vain is a form of Blasphemy but that's not the unforgivable sin. The thing is, you have to deny him, in your heart. You have to truly believe it. People have moments of doubt and pain that they get angry and curse God, even that isn't true Blasphemy of the spirit because usually in their hearts, they know and love God. The fact that you care enough to be worried is a good sign. I hope this helps.
Blaspheming against the Spirit isn't about committing deliberate sins generally. Look at the example of Peter, who deliberately denied the Lord 3 times. He received forgiveness. If we read Matt 12:22-32 and Mark 3:22-30, it seems that to blaspheme against the Holy Spirit is to take the position that Jesus is from Satan. I think it has to be a settled attitude and not a one-off, spur-of-the-moment thing, and I think too that the person has to know that what they are saying is false. It seems highly likely that the apostle Paul, for example, before his conversion, would have thought that Jesus was from Satan. But he didn't blaspheme against the Spirit, presumably because he didn't know that what he was saying was false. Another relevant passage on this topic is Heb 6:4-6. This passage says that it is impossible for those who abandon the Christian faith to be renewed to repentance. This most naturally implies that anyone who were to abandon the faith (which is probably no one because the author is probably referring to a merely hypothetical situation) would not repent and seek God's forgiveness. Although this passage in Hebrews is about abandoning the faith and not blaspheming against the Spirit, I think the same principle would apply to blaspheming against the Spirit. In other words, I think it is probable that anyone who seeks God for forgiveness is thereby showing that they haven't committed the blasphemy against the Spirit. Demons love to come at us with lies of all sorts. It sounds to me as if this is what is going on here. I have experienced the same myself in the past on this exact topic.
The fact you are concerned that you may have offended God means you have the fear of the Lord in you, so you have not blasphemed the Holy Spirit. The devil is trying to twist the scripture's meaning and cause hopelessness in you. The Bible says if you draw near to God then God will draw near to you. So as James says, submit to God, resist the devil and he will flee. If you draw near to God, He will draw near to you. That's in the book of James. Sub - meaning under or beneath. Stand under the mission of God, His will. And according to 1 Tim chapter 2, it's God's will that all would be saved. So when you declare his will and seek him then you are submitting to God. You must repent and submit to God's will then you have the power to appropriately resist the devil. Doing so as promised, God will draw near to you. Do not lose hope. I pray God will give you a fuller revelation of him. Amen
If you read the passage In Mark 3 where Jesus makes this statement the reason given for it was, in verse 30. "for they (the scribes) had said, ' He (Jesus) has an unclean spirit.'" The were claiming publicly with the authority of their position in the community to proclaim that the miracles of Jesus were not performed in the power of the Holy Spirit but were in the power of a demon or unclean spirit. I doubt you did that - you could commit a murder and that would not be blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. Repent, ask for forgiveness, mean it, and you will be forgiven. He promises that.
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Please tell me what is blaspheme against Holy Spirit. I think I did it. I sinned deliberately and heard a clear voice that I am worthless and son of evil... Help me please
Sounds like demonic spirit trying to deceive you. Pray to God about it. He loves you and wants you. ✝️🌸
Blasphemy against the holy spirit is basically refusing God and deliberately denying his works as the creator. I'm not good at explaining it but one Good example is when the pharisees accused Jesus of performing miracles, through the power of satan. Because they denied Jesus' power thst he had through the the holy spirit, they committed true Blasphemy. Taking the lords name in vain is a form of Blasphemy but that's not the unforgivable sin. The thing is, you have to deny him, in your heart. You have to truly believe it. People have moments of doubt and pain that they get angry and curse God, even that isn't true Blasphemy of the spirit because usually in their hearts, they know and love God. The fact that you care enough to be worried is a good sign. I hope this helps.
Blaspheming against the Spirit isn't about committing deliberate sins generally. Look at the example of Peter, who deliberately denied the Lord 3 times. He received forgiveness.
If we read Matt 12:22-32 and Mark 3:22-30, it seems that to blaspheme against the Holy Spirit is to take the position that Jesus is from Satan. I think it has to be a settled attitude and not a one-off, spur-of-the-moment thing, and I think too that the person has to know that what they are saying is false.
It seems highly likely that the apostle Paul, for example, before his conversion, would have thought that Jesus was from Satan. But he didn't blaspheme against the Spirit, presumably because he didn't know that what he was saying was false.
Another relevant passage on this topic is Heb 6:4-6. This passage says that it is impossible for those who abandon the Christian faith to be renewed to repentance. This most naturally implies that anyone who were to abandon the faith (which is probably no one because the author is probably referring to a merely hypothetical situation) would not repent and seek God's forgiveness.
Although this passage in Hebrews is about abandoning the faith and not blaspheming against the Spirit, I think the same principle would apply to blaspheming against the Spirit. In other words, I think it is probable that anyone who seeks God for forgiveness is thereby showing that they haven't committed the blasphemy against the Spirit.
Demons love to come at us with lies of all sorts. It sounds to me as if this is what is going on here. I have experienced the same myself in the past on this exact topic.
The fact you are concerned that you may have offended God means you have the fear of the Lord in you, so you have not blasphemed the Holy Spirit. The devil is trying to twist the scripture's meaning and cause hopelessness in you.
The Bible says if you draw near to God then God will draw near to you. So as James says, submit to God, resist the devil and he will flee. If you draw near to God, He will draw near to you. That's in the book of James.
Sub - meaning under or beneath. Stand under the mission of God, His will. And according to 1 Tim chapter 2, it's God's will that all would be saved. So when you declare his will and seek him then you are submitting to God. You must repent and submit to God's will then you have the power to appropriately resist the devil.
Doing so as promised, God will draw near to you. Do not lose hope. I pray God will give you a fuller revelation of him. Amen
If you read the passage In Mark 3 where Jesus makes this statement the reason given for it was, in verse 30. "for they (the scribes) had said, ' He (Jesus) has an unclean spirit.'" The were claiming publicly with the authority of their position in the community to proclaim that the miracles of Jesus were not performed in the power of the Holy Spirit but were in the power of a demon or unclean spirit. I doubt you did that - you could commit a murder and that would not be blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. Repent, ask for forgiveness, mean it, and you will be forgiven. He promises that.