Friday, October 30, 2026

 


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Does it matter to the universe whether you believe in gravity or not?


The laws of physics exist whether you believe in them or not.


The same applies to spiritual and divine laws.


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Whether a guilty sinner is forgiven for their sin or not, a crime against the Lord and humanity has been perpetrated, and harm has been done.


Before sinning, the individual was innocent and free from offense against divine law.


Afterward, if the individual remains unrepentant, the sinner becomes defined by the crimes they commit.  In other words, if a person lies and continues to lie, then that person becomes a liar.


So, what's so wrong with being a liar?  Ask Ananias and Sapphira (Acts 5:3–4).  The consequence for lying to the Holy Spirit was death.


Again, divine law does not require our belief or opinion on whether judgments carried out by the Holy Spirit are harsh, nor will our belief or opinion affect the natural progression of harm to the sinner's spirit when commandments and covenants are broken, or victims are injured.


Just know that according to scripture (Proverbs 29:24 & Psalm 50:18, 2 John 1:10-11 & 2 Chronicles 19:2, Romans 1:32, 1 Timothy 5:22, Ephesians 5:11), anyone who allows or participates in such harm, especially in the area of blasphemy, will be guilty of those atrocities, whether or not the unholy sinner recognizes the heinous, unforgivable nature of such atrocious acts.


Sharing in Guilt: Approval, silence, or cooperation implicates a person in wrongdoing.*


Since this is the case, shouldn't those guilty of collusion and complicity in heinous sins find out exactly which sins, and how many counts of each, they will be held responsible for and judged for?


How could any sinner hope to redeem themselves without first confessing their sins?  Without confession, there is no process of redemption.


Sometimes, for believers, the problem is not believing in the Lord or in the Lord's immense and infinite love and grace, but assuming that the Lord's character has anything to do with the believer's character and actions.  


It's the believer or the sinner who's being judged, not the Lord.


Forgiveness is not automatic.  Without confession, repentance, and atonement, there is no possibility of redemption and, therefore, salvation.


And not all sins are forgivable.  Jesus Christ clearly states that blasphemy against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven (Matthew 12:31–32, Mark 3:28–29, Luke 12:10).


What is blasphemy?  Blasphemy is making light of what is holy or sacred through speaking, writing, or acting with contempt, disrespect, or irreverence for the Lord.


Downplaying heinous crimes involving the desecration of the temple of the Holy Spirit is blasphemy.  


"Anyone who blasphemes the name of the Lord is to be put to death. The entire assembly must stone them..." (Leviticus 24:16).


If downplaying and lying to the Holy Spirit is punishable by death, then so would desecrating the temple of the Holy Spirit be.


However groomed or fooled, depraved sinners were tempted into desecrating the temple of the Holy Spirit; the unholy and heinous sins are still blasphemous and even more so because of their severity and harm to the sinner and victim.


Two processes of eternal damnation occur within the sinner when heinous crimes involving the desecration of the temple of the Holy Spirit are committed.


The first is blasphemy and harm against that which belongs to the Holy Spirit and the Lord—an unforgivable sin.


The second is the impurity of the heart, mind, and soul that such depraved acts cause within the atrocious, sacrilegious sinner.


Both unholy processes prevent the sinner from receiving grace, including forgiveness, because the sinner is blocked by extreme uncleanness of the heart, moral turpitude of the mind, and dishonor of the soul.


The extreme gravity of such unholy, unforgivable sins causes extreme eternal damnation; this should give those who share the guilt by association, silence, complicity, or cooperation pause.


The guilt in these crimes of unforgivable sin would be the same as the guilt in unforgivable sins leading to eternal damnation.


The same applies to churches harboring such unforgivable sins, where there are no longer consecrations, but desecrations.



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Immediate and sustained actions must be taken against such atrocities and acts of blasphemy involving the desecration of the temple of the Holy Spirit; otherwise, the guilt for numerous unforgivable sins will also become permanent and immutable for the associated leaders, participants, and corruptors.




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