SealedEternal
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So then according to you Christ didnt die for all sin because then the pharaseeare not eligable for forgivness funny I did not read that anywhere that Christ death on the cross was conditional to some you can not dazzel me with your baloney I been doing this to long and know scripture to wellNews flash for you Christ died for all even the pharasee'sAll blashpemes of men thats all men will be forgiventhat is what the bible says No whether you agree or not thats what it says
Enough with the strawman arguments please. Christ died for the sins of all, but those who reject His Spirit are committing the unpardonable sin, because He Himself said that it is His Spirit that regenerates the hearts of men and makes us children of God. If we are saved by the washing of regeneration by God's Spirit, and it is His Spirit that brings us into the New Covenant by circumcizing our heart and writing God's Law on them, then conversely blaspheming His Spirit will assure that one is not saved and cannot inherit His Kingdom.
Verse 29 is not about the past its about Mark 13:8When the Holy spirit will speak throiugh the Elect if it be denied you are guilty of the unforgivable sin End of story all your scripture and ideas have to make the word contradictory or make Christs death conditionallearn something here instead of arguing a lost cause
Mark 13:8 "For nation will rise up against nation, and kingdom against kingdom; there will be earthquakes in various places; there will also be famines. These things are merely the beginning of birth pangs.I have no idea whatsoever what you think this verse has do do with blaspheming God's Spirit, but obviously you have been indoctrinated into some sort of religious view that prevents you from taking God's Word for what it says. There is nothing anywhere in the text being discussed that even implies that it is referring to the "elect" , since I doubt that anyone here believes that the Pharisees were the "elect." They are told in no uncertain terms that they will not be forgiven for their rejection of God's Spirit, because it is through Him that mankind is reconciled to God.Christ's salvation is conditional to those who do not reject His Spirit as the Pharisees did. If you do then you have cut yourself off from being saved because it is only His Spirit that may reconcile you to God.SealedEternal
So then according to you Christ didnt die for all sin because then the pharaseeare not eligable for forgivness funny I did not read that anywhere that Christ death on the cross was conditional to some you can not dazzel me with your baloney I been doing this to long and know scripture to wellNews flash for you Christ died for all even the pharasee'sAll blashpemes of men thats all men will be forgiventhat is what the bible says No whether you agree or not thats what it says
Enough with the strawman arguments please. Christ died for the sins of all, but those who reject His Spirit are committing the unpardonable sin, because He Himself said that it is His Spirit that regenerates the hearts of men and makes us children of God. If we are saved by the washing of regeneration by God's Spirit, and it is His Spirit that brings us into the New Covenant by circumcizing our heart and writing God's Law on them, then conversely blaspheming His Spirit will assure that one is not saved and cannot inherit His Kingdom.
Verse 29 is not about the past its about Mark 13:8When the Holy spirit will speak throiugh the Elect if it be denied you are guilty of the unforgivable sin End of story all your scripture and ideas have to make the word contradictory or make Christs death conditionallearn something here instead of arguing a lost cause
Mark 13:8 "For nation will rise up against nation, and kingdom against kingdom; there will be earthquakes in various places; there will also be famines. These things are merely the beginning of birth pangs.I have no idea whatsoever what you think this verse has do do with blaspheming God's Spirit, but obviously you have been indoctrinated into some sort of religious view that prevents you from taking God's Word for what it says. There is nothing anywhere in the text being discussed that even implies that it is referring to the "elect" , since I doubt that anyone here believes that the Pharisees were the "elect." They are told in no uncertain terms that they will not be forgiven for their rejection of God's Spirit, because it is through Him that mankind is reconciled to God.Christ's salvation is conditional to those who do not reject His Spirit as the Pharisees did. If you do then you have cut yourself off from being saved because it is only His Spirit that may reconcile you to God.SealedEternal