HOLY GHOST, The Sin Against, C. H. Cayce The citations in Matthew, Mark and Luke refer to the blasphemy against the Holy Ghost. What gave rise to the expression was that the Jews said that Christ cast out devils by the prince of devils. The sin, or a sin, against the Holy Ghost hath never forgiveness. There is no remission of sin against the Holy Ghost. The person who sins against the Holy Ghost is in danger of eternal damnation; see Mark 3:29. The child of God is not in danger of eternal damnation. One for whom the Saviour died is not in danger of eternal damnation. Jesus was surety for His people, and all their sins were charged to His account. Hence, every sin they commit is directly against Him, being laid on Him. No sin committed by a man for whom Jesus did not die is [pg 75] against Him, but every sin such a person commits is against the Father or the Holy Ghost, because not laid on Christ. They are in danger every day of receiving the just sentence for their sins— eternal damnation. This lesson teaches the doctrine of special atonement as plainly to us as any passage in the whole Book, and that is taught as plainly as that salvation is by grace. The Primitive Baptist, November 1, 1922.