The True Sabbath...., page-4

@starcluster

With your harsh judgments toward those who don't share your perspective on the Holy Spirit—even if they listen to it—let’s discuss this topic with more openness.

You’ve claimed that the Holy Spirit is within you, and you’ve bluntly stated that those who come to biblical truths but reject doctrines like the Trinity lack the Holy Spirit.

To me, the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit is about rejecting something essential to one’s faith: when God brings awareness of sin to someone’s mind, and they choose to reject that conviction, live however they wish, and refuse repentance or change. If a person consistently rejects God’s guidance through the Spirit and ultimately dies in that state, then this rejection becomes unforgivable.
With that in mind, consider the early posts in this thread. I know you observe Sunday—a day rooted in pagan tradition—instead of the Sabbath as instructed in the Ten Commandments. There isn’t a single biblical text that alters God’s law from the true Sabbath to Sunday worship. Yeshua himself kept the Sabbath and instructed that it be observed continually.

The only justification given by the RCC and Orthodox churches for this change is the belief that the Pope holds authority to alter it, which again lacks biblical support.

So, if you now have knowledge of the true Sabbath and choose to reject it without repentance, you may be at risk of committing the unforgivable sin. God wants you to keep His true Sabbath. Now that you are aware of this truth, will you choose to honor it or reject it?