BilliardsBall
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A person would have to commit the unforgivable sin - Matthew 12:32 - in order to Not be forgiven.
Those of Hebrews 6:4-6 have reached that unforgivable point of No return.
ALL who have Not committed the sin of Luke 12:10 can return to the flock through sincere repenting - 2 Corinthians 2:6-8
Those who commit the unforgivable sin are like those who draw back, or shrink back to perdition or destruction - Hebrews 10:38-39
What does Matthew 24:13 say ?
The unforgivable sin must be rejecting Christ as Savior, since Jesus indicates in the Matthew and Mark blasphemy passages that there is no other unforgivable error.
Therefore, if you trust in Jesus, and then backslide, you have not committed the unforgivable sin (not trusting). For your theology to take effect, there must two unforgivable sins, not trusting in Jesus when prompted and losing trust in Jesus after having trusted. The problem is if you are right that every person who rejects the first witness they receive can never be saved. The truth is, many people hear the gospel quite a few times before they trust. To live an entire life without trusting Jesus is to be lost.
Period.