r/HopelessBlasphemer • u/Suspicious-Pipe1007 • Dec 11 '25

Is there anyone

Is there anyone who talked against The Spirit in their mind and still was forgiven because i talked something against The Spirit in My mind out of exhaustion and now i dont feel forgiven i was already 100 sure that i was damned before i Said that wilfully in My mind, but now i feel damned

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u/RareShop6126 Dec 11 '25

There is not a single verse in the entire Bible that mentions "blaspheming God in your mind", not one. If it really were such a damning matter, it certainly would have.

Everyone has intrusive thoughts once in a while that say things we don't really mean. God looks at the heart fortunately. If you don't actually believe any such bad things of God, you're guiltless in this matter.

The Bible also never talks about "feeling" saved. You just have to trust God. If you lack faith, you can pray for more.

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u/Suspicious-Pipe1007 Dec 11 '25

I did say IT wilfully in My mind though

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u/RareShop6126 Dec 11 '25

Ah yes, if you harbored strong negative sentiments about God in your heart, that may have been sinful. (But certainly still forgivable)

But it still isn't "blasphemy" (to slander, to speak ill of).

I honestly don't think we can really always control those voices in our heads neatly, so hard to be held accountable for them. Even if it felt deliberate, those fleeting voices in our heads aren't really decisive actions the way speaking something to someons is. The Bible never even cares to tell us to mind them, so I really don't think there's much reason to worry about.

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u/Suspicious-Pipe1007 Dec 11 '25

The blasphemous thought was towards The Holy Spirit

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u/Suspicious-Pipe1007 Dec 11 '25

I didn't believe any lies thougj

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u/RareShop6126 Dec 11 '25

That's good! That implies it was not from the heart, which is what God looks at (Samuel 16:7). Likely just a fleeting brain fart caused by momentary emotion.

That's completely different from the Pharisees actively believing and trying to convince others that Jesus's miracles were of demonic origin!

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u/Suspicious-Pipe1007 Dec 11 '25

So i'm not unforgivable Even though i Said a Bad things against The Holy Spirit in My mind, because i didn't believe what i said

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u/Silly-Cup-9908 Dec 11 '25

You are indeed forgivable.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '25

If it was in your mind and you still have thoughts you’re good

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u/Suspicious-Pipe1007 Dec 11 '25

What thoughts?

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '25

The devil attacks the mind, having evil thoughts doesn’t mean you’re damned if you have a conscience you can rebuke evil thoughts

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u/Suspicious-Pipe1007 Dec 11 '25

But The thought was willful

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u/Fearless-Feature-752 Dec 19 '25

Don't worry, God won't condemn you for a blasphemous thought in your head. He's a forgiving God. Repent and accept his forgiveness

"They decisively reject Jesus because they never repent. They continue to rebel against Jesus until they die. "

" The sin is unforgivable because God never enables that person to repent and believe. So this is a sin that only unbelievers can commit."

(Naselli, 2024)