WHAT IS THE UNPARDONABLE SIN?

The Bible talks about committing the unpardonable sin! And it is the sin you commit against the Holy Spirit! On my first few years of my walk with the Lord, I would have such fears that I had committed the unpardonable sin when I realized I had called the Holy Spirit the devil because I really thought it was the devil dealing with me! And I thought that was the end for me, that I was going to hell for it! But as I walked longer with the Lord, I realized that the Holy Spirit has a sense of humor, that as God He is love, He is a merciful and forgiving God while we are seeking Him!

I learned that the unpardonable sin is that one where the Holy Spirit deals with an unsaved or backslidden person, nudging him/her to turn to the Lord, to be part of the kingdom of God, and He gives them a lot of opportunities and each time they refuse Him! At this time the Holy Spirit stops nudging them because basically these people start blaspheming Him because they don’t want nothing from Him, so He turns away from them, grieved, because there is no more chances for them! They have committed the unpardonable sin! “Truly, I say to you, all sins will be forgiven the children of man, and whatever blasphemies they utter, but whoever blasphemes against the Holy Spirit never has forgiveness, but is guilty of an eternal sin.” Mark 3: 28-29.

The Word says that when we turn away from God we have committed adultery against Him! And for many times, He calls us back unto His fold, but many times people turn away from Him! “ ‘Return, backsliding Israel,’ says the Lord; ‘I will not cause My anger to fall on you. For I am merciful,’ says the Lord, ‘I will not remain angry forever. Only acknowledge your iniquity, that you have transgressed against the Lord your God, and have scattered your charms to alien deities under every green tree. And you have not obeyed My voice,’ says the Lord. ‘Return, O backsliding children,’ says the Lord, ‘ For I am married to you.’ “ Jeremiah 3: 12-14. This is the reason why we shouldn’t backslide and become hardened of hearts towards the Lord because this could lead to the unpardonable sin! We should always keep our hearts turned and sensitive to the Lord!

GOD’S LOVE
“For the Lord is good; His steadfast love endures forever, and His faithfulness to all generations.” Psalm 100:5.

AKPAXWÉ WEMA ƉE LEE LEE È ÐÒ JEZU JEZU JEZU JEZUTƐN!

Hwenu e tan Klisanwun tɔn ɖò jijɛji wɛ é ɔ, è nɔ ylɔ nyikɔ ‘Jezu’ ɔ ɖɔ ‘Yahweh nyí Hwlɛngán’. Ðò linlin e è ɖó dó Aklunɔ, Mɛhwlɛngantɔ́, Mɛhwlɛntɔ́, Mawu, Mawu wu ɔ, è sɔ́ tinmɛ enɛ lɛ yì Jezu kpo lee Klisanwun lɛ ɖi nǔ n’i gbɔn é kpo. 1 É ɖò wɛn ɖɔ, ɖò nukɔnmɛ ɔ, mǐ nɔ mɔ Jezu dó mɔ Deliver bo na hwlɛn ɛ sín hwɛhuhu kpo ablu gbigbɔ tɔn kpo mɛ dìn, mɛ e kɔn hun kɔn nyì akluzu jí, bo na dó sú hwɛ mǐtɔn lɛ sín akwɛ, enyi mǐ ɖi nǔ ɔ nɛ! Bɔ é wɛ nyí ali ɖokpó e nu é ná gbɔn bó yi Mawu gɔ́n é! Enɛ gudo ɔ, é wɛ nyí Mɛhwlɛngantɔ́ mǐtɔn!

Mǐ ɖó na ɖó nǔ e è jì é ɖé dìn bo na dó sixu ɖó kancica ɖé xá ɛ! Ðò Jaan 3:3,16 mɛ ɔ, é ɖɔ: “Jezu yí gbè n’i, bo ɖɔ n’i ɖɔ: ‘Un ɖɔ nú we ɖɔ, enyi è ma lɛ́ vɔ́ mɛɖé jì ǎ ɔ, é sixu mɔ axɔsuɖuto Mawu tɔn ǎ’. fínfɔ́n sín kú kpo gbɛ̀ ɔ kpo. Mɛ e ɖi nǔ nú mì ɔ́, mɛ ɔ́ ná bó kú ɔ́, mɛ ɔ́ ná nɔ gbɛ. Bɔ mɛ e na nɔ gbɛ̀ bo na ɖi nǔ nú mì é na kú gbeɖé ǎ. A ɖi nǔ nú nǔ elɔ à?’ “

Enɛ wu ɔ, mǐ ɖó na ɖi nǔ, bo na lɛkɔ sín hwɛ mǐtɔn lɛ gudo, bo na dó sixu ɖó kancica ɖé xá Mawu bɔ é na lɛ́vɔ tɔ́n ɖò mɛ e è jì é ɖé mɛ kpowun xá Mɛhwlɛngantɔ́ mǐtɔn kpo Aklunɔ mǐtɔn kpo! “Nǔ e è bɛ́ ɖò gbɛzán Klisanwun tɔn mɛ é nɔ byɔ ɖɔ è ni tuùn hwɛhuhu mɛɖesunɔ tɔn, bo lɛ́ kánɖeji bo na jó gbɛzán mɛɖesunɔ tɔn e nɔ sɔ́ éɖée dó ɖó linlin mɛɖesunɔ tɔn é dó.”2222222222222222222.

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1 Sinclair B. Ferguson, David F. Wright kpodo J.I. Packer, eds., Dictionnaire yɔyɔ ɔ, (Mɛ e ɖó acɛ lɛ é Grove: Nǔ e nɔ zɔ́n bɔ è nɔ mɔ nǔ jɛ nǔ mɛ é, 1988), 610.
2Millard J. Erickson, sinsɛn Klisanwun tɔn,(Grand Rapids: Academic de Baker, 2006),959.

AKPAXWÉ ƉƆ́ ƉƆ́ ƉƆ́ ƉƆ́ ƉƆ́ ƉƆ́ ƉƆ́ ƉƆ́:
“Jezu un ɖi nǔ ɖɔ A kú ɖò akluzu jí;
sheding hun Towe ɖó hwɛ ce lɛ sɔ́ kɛ mɛ wutu ;
Bo ka fɔ́n azǎn tɔn atɔngɔ ɔ gbè!
Un tunwun ɖɔ un nyí hwɛhutɔ́. Kɛnklɛ́n bó sɔ́ hwɛ ce lɛ́ɛ kɛ mì;
Kɛnklɛn wá ayi ce mɛ!
Mi wá bó nyí Mɛhwlɛ́ngántɔ́ ce, Aklúnɔ gbɛ ce tɔn!
Mi do ku nu mi”