What is the Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit?
Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit (Luke 12:10) was the Pharisees' charge that Jesus cast out demons by Satan. It describes hearts so hardened they will not repent.
Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit (Luke 12:10) was the Pharisees' charge that Jesus cast out demons by Satan. It describes hearts so hardened they will not repent.
To follow holiness (Hebrews 12:14) we must 1) Follow After God, 2) Follow After Purity, 3) Follow After Distinctiveness. Each person should know what this means.
The pure in heart are blessed (Matthew 5:3-10): 1) They Are Sincere, Simple, Serene, 2) Their Lives Are Clean, 3) They Will See God. Each person should be pure.
Should we pray for the Holy Spirit (Luke 11:13)? Yes, not in a miraculous way, but understanding that God's Spirit dwells with His people in fellowship.
Seeking to control others (Philippians 2:3-4) is ungodly: impossible, unholy, irresponsible, and hypocritical. Each person should understand its danger and stop.
The Holy Spirit's work in the early church (John 14:26) was 1) Promised, 2) Performed, 3) Propagated, 4) Perfected. Each person should understand that work.
God rested on the seventh day because His work was finished (Genesis 2:1-3). He set aside a day of rest as an example so man could rest also.