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Obviously, a negative remains negative. When two negatives are combined, the result is an even greater negative. The same is true of unethical business practices and dishonorable, unholy acts.
When negative outcomes persist, they remain negative and become compounded, as do unholy sins.
The consequences of sin are compounded further when the sins are unrepented, unatoned, and heinous, particularly when they involve blasphemy against the Holy Spirit and desecration of the temple of the Holy Spirit.
The practice of sin violates divine law and the Lord's will. It fosters a negative and unholy spirit, mind, heart, and soul within the sinner, allowing corruption and the agonies of hell to take hold and further corrupt the self.
The sinners' auras—unseen spiritual or electromagnetic energy fields—remain tainted until the temple of the Holy Spirit becomes blocked and the sinner becomes imprisoned by unholy energy.
Anything touched by an unholy sinner will be contaminated by negative energy, including the sinner’s children, contributing to a toxic culture.
The greater the unholiness, the greater the agonies of hell the unholy sinner experiences when confronted with holy expressions of love and peace, empathy, and grace.
Unfortunately, false pastors and ministers, influenced by foreign adversaries seeking to hasten their own destruction through unsustainable wars and systems, have led some people to accept sin and sinful behavior, particularly unholy and compromised acts involving the heinous desecration of the temple of the Holy Spirit through blasphemy.
Such unholy and unclean acts of blasphemy are unforgivable and deadly. The penalty for blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is damnation and, at times, death, even in the case of what may appear to be a lesser offense: lying to the Holy Spirit (Acts 5:1–11; Ananias and Sapphira both died, at separate times, for lying to the Holy Spirit).
Sins are deadly serious, and anyone complicit or colluding in sin, especially heinous sins such as blasphemy, will also be held responsible for those sins (Psalm 50:18, Romans 1:32, James 4:17, Leviticus 5:1).
“When you saw a thief, you joined with him; you threw in your lot with adulterers.”
- Psalm 50:18
“Have nothing to do with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather expose them.”
- Ephesians 5:11
Moreover, unholy sinners may seek to blame their sins on victims or even God, as though the forgiveness of sin were connected to those responsible and guilty of committing acts of sin and desecration.
However, guilt is not part of the forgiveness of sins and, as such, is not the same as redemption from sin, which is necessary to cleanse the sinner sufficiently to receive love and peace, grace, and faith.
Without the ability to receive love and peace, which sin obstructs, salvation and reception into heaven are impossible.
This is impossible because a negative is obviously negative; it will never become positive or be compatible with heaven or love.
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