p. 7 | The Unrepentable Sin by Eliza H. Morton

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 9, 1915

The Unrepentable Sin

By Eliza H. Morton

THE sin that admits of no repentance admits of no pardon. It is the work of the Holy Spirit to convict and convince the heart of sin. If the Holy Spirit is repudiated, there remains no repentance for sin. The unrepentable sin is the sin against the Holy Ghost. He who cuts off the channel through which God would speak to him is sorrowless and defiant, and the Spirit cannot do its work. He who continually refuses to respond to the influences of the Holy Spirit grieves it away, and places himself beyond the limits of God's grace. The unpardonable sin is the willful setting at naught of God's Holy Spirit.

ELIZA H. MORTON.