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When you do a Google search and ask, “Is not forgiving a sin?”

The AI would respond that, in Christianity, unforgiveness is a sin.  

So, is not forgiving a sin?

Did Jesus Christ sin when he did not forgive the hypocritical believers who said, “Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? And in thy name have done many wonderful works?

And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, you workers of lawlessness.”            

                                             - Matthew 7:22-23

And is it possible to forgive an unforgivable sin, such as blasphemy against the Holy Spirit?  

What happens when you try to forgive an unforgivable sin?  Will you be guilty of complicity in this unforgivable sin and, in that complicity, sin in forgiveness?

And can forgiveness be received by the unrepentant, who are still harboring hate and sins in their hearts and souls?

 

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Can someone who is racist and only notices skin color truly see anything beyond the superficial?  

Can a narcissist, who only focuses on themselves and their selfish desires, actually see anything beyond their own wants?  

What can you perceive if you are not looking past the physical, learned hopelessness, conditioned body issues, and the compromise into impure hearts?  

Whether in war or peace, a life lived in a tragic novel or a fairy tale, you cannot run from yourself, and above all, you still have to pass your test of character.  

What is the point of living if you fail, lose your humanity, become anything other than the purpose for which the Lord created you, or worse, turn into the Satanic monsters you were born to fight?  

What's the point of life if you end up in hell or, even worse, live as a coward without honor, betraying your children, your family, humanity, and the Lord for thirty pieces of silver earned from groveling at the feet of ruthless unholies who couldn't care less about you or anyone?

If your ultimate goal is not salvation and a life lived with love for the betterment of humanity, then rethink your priorities, because the alternative, where the outcome is damnation and hell and a waste of a life in the destruction of humanity and the world devoid of love, is a sad and most tragic fate.  

For no matter what tragedies befall you and what triumphs you have in life, it will be a tragedy of all tragedies, and triumphs won't mean a thing if you end up damned and in hell without love or hope for salvation.

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The Secret to Power

 

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Which is more powerful, ruthlessness or gentleness?

Then, which is more powerful, love or hate?

Which is more powerful, power and control or freedom and dynamic synergy?  

Will any of these increase the Force within and the midi-chlorians count?  

Which of these will decrease sensitivity and connection to the Force?  

And if sensitivity and connection become decreased, blocked, or broken, what happens to power?  

More importantly, what happens to intelligence, hope of better outcomes and futures, and salvation?

What then is the secret to power?

 

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The holy lives under the banner of the Holy Spirit and loves under the banner of the Lord and humanity.

No matter which team the holy plays under, the ultimate team is one with the Lord, serving humanity with the Holy Spirit in love, in peace, and in fellowship.

Whenever this peace, fellowship, and love are threatened, we must rise to defend the Lord's commandments and humanity against the forces of harm and unholy aggression.

Those who render that which belongs to the Lord to Caesar, especially trophying in unholy desecration, are blasphemers.

Matthew 22:21, Mark 12:17, Luke 20:25:

"...And He said to them, 'Render therefore to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and to God the things that are God’s.'"

Matthew 12:31-32, Mark 3:28-30, Luke 12:10:*

Jesus’ teaching on the "unpardonable sin" (or the eternal sin). He explains that while speaking against the "Son of Man" (Jesus himself) can be forgiven, blaspheming against the Holy Spirit is an unforgivable offense that bars an individual from experiencing God's grace.

Key Theological Meanings:*

A Hardened Heart: 

The unpardonable sin is not merely a slip of the tongue or a temporary doubt. It signifies a persistent, deliberate, and final rejection of God's truth.

The Role of the Spirit:

The Holy Spirit's primary role is to convict individuals of sin and guide them towards Jesus. Continuous denunciation of the Spirit's work as evil indicates a rejection of the only force capable of leading to repentance and therfore salvation.

Unforgivable Because of Refusal to Seek Forgiveness:

This sin is labeled "unforgivable" not due to a lack of divine capacity to forgive, but because the individual has hardened their heart to the extent that they will never seek reconciliation or forgiveness with the Lord.

*  Google AI searches for the meaning of verses, Matthew 12:31-32, Mark 3:28-30, Luke 12:10.

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The Lord is love. God is love. 

 We are commanded to love.  

Satan is hate. 

Therefore, racism is Satanism, and racists are Satanic haters breaking the covenant of love with the Lord.

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Note: The Holy Spirit is love and peace. Which includes the fruit of the Spirit.

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