Recent message from Judas Iscariot and about the sin against the Holy Spirit

My sin of betrayal had been forgiven me, in that I realized that the recollections of it were leaving me, and that I was progressing in the way of purifying my soul in its natural love; that, as the spirit of the one time murderer, I was coming into happiness and light. And then I had memories of what the Master had said to me about this Great Love and, after awhile, I had sufficient awakening to cause me to make the effort to obtain this Love. And as that awakening came to me, my old time associates who had progressed to the higher spheres came to me and, in their great beauty and transcendent love, helped me to progress and to pray, until at last this Love came to me. I then realized that not only had my sin of murder been wholly forgiven, but also that the greater sin of rejecting and neglecting to seek for the Divine Love, had also been forgiven me.

The sin of the murderer or of any violator of God's Laws, other than that of rejecting the inflowing of this Love, may and will be forgiven a man, and he will become pure and happy in his natural love. But such forgiveness will not make him an inhabitant of the Divine Heavens, or an inheritor of Immortality; while the forgiveness of the sin of rejecting the Holy Spirit, will not only take away from him the recollections and taints of all other sins, but will also open up to him the very portals of the Celestial Heavens, and give him a home in the Father's Kingdom.

And thus you see, every sin, except that of sinning against the Holy Spirit, may be forgiven a man, with the result that he will become the perfect man. But the forgiveness of all these sins many times over, if it could so happen, would not make him a Divine angel.

And I need not explain to you, for you can readily see from what I have written, that the greatest sin in all the world is the sin against the Holy Spirit; the sin of neglecting or refusing to let the Holy Spirit bring the great Divine Love of the Father to, and into the soul of man. This sin is the greatest, not only because of the results that flow from it, but also because it will continue to be the unpardonable sin so long as man refuses to permit its forgiveness.