The Bible Recap Deep Dive Week 2 (Days 281-287): What's blasphemy of the Holy Spirit?
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Oct 14, 2025 The hosts dive into how the Old Testament testifies about Jesus and why reading it through that lens is essential. They discuss the origins of the Sabbath, tackling the balance between rest and legalism. The concept of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is clarified, reassuring those worried about it. Differences in the Lord's Prayer between Matthew and Luke are explored, emphasizing the prayer as a model. They also highlight Luke's significant mention of women, showcasing their crucial roles in Jesus' ministry.
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Old Testament Points To Jesus
- The Old Testament points forward to Jesus and forms one unified story with the New Testament.
- Read the OT Christocentrically by asking how passages reveal need for a Savior or anticipate Christ.
Read To Meet Jesus, Not Just Learn
- Read Scripture to meet Jesus, not just to accumulate facts or memorize verses.
- Study contextually but let passages lead you into deeper love, dependence, and transformation in Christ.
Sabbath Became Rule-Heavy By Jesus' Era
- The Sabbath began as God's restful gift and social equalizer in Genesis and Exodus.
- By Jesus' time Pharisees had added restrictive rules, turning Sabbath into a burden rather than a mercy.