The above scripture should be read with the context. That which precedes shows that there is but one means of cleansing from sin—the blood of Jesus; but one means of sanctification—the Spirit of God, by which the law of God is written on our hearts. Now if after we have received the knowledge of this in experience, we willingly, deliberately, turn to the way of sin again, we can find in such a course no forgiveness, no sacrifice. For the sacrifice of Christ avails for those who long to be rid of sin, not for those who would walk therein. In the language of verse 29, he counts the blood of Christ an unholy thing, and despises the Spirit of grace. He who sins wilfully, willingly, longingly, places himself outside of God’s purposes in Christ Jesus. His sins are unpardonable because loved and unrepented of. Every repentable sin is a forgivable sin.