Matthew, Mark, Luke & John: Session 17
When you consider the extremes that God personally went to secure our safe passage into Heaven without any threat from Hell, it's hard to believe that there would exist any particular sin that could not be forgiven. What sin could possibly be unforgivable? It's given cute little labels such as "blasphemy against the Holy Spirit" with hardly any further explanation as to what that really means. Which sin was Jesus referring to when he declared blasphemy against the Holy Spirit to be an unforgivable sin? Who was he talking to and what did they do? What sin could have possibly escaped the "PAID IN FULL" declaration that Jesus personally made before he died on the cross? Did Jesus make a mistake?
April 16, 2010
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I. An Even Deeper Education In Demonic Possession. A. Matthew 12:43-45 II. Jesus' Public Rebuke Against Those Over-Magnifying His Mother. A. Luke 11:27-28 III. Unraveling The Mystery Of The Infamous Unpardonable Sin (aka) Blasphemy Against The Holy Spirit. A. Matthew 12:31-32 IV. Giving An Account For Every Idle Word. A. Matthew 12:33-37 V. The Sign Of The Prophet Jonah. A. Matthew 12:38-40 VI. "Nineveh Will Witness At The Judgment Of This Generation." A. Matthew 12:41 VII. "The Queen Of The South Will Witness At The Judgment Of This Generation." A. Matthew 12:42 VIII. "The Eye Is The Lamp Of Your Body." A. Luke 11:33-36 IX. Apparently, Blood ISN'T Thicker Than Water. A. Matthew 12:46-50 ARE FROM THE PRE-2012 CLASSIC EDITION. |
