The Absurdity of Doing Evil to Produce Good Post #7 – “Deliberate Sin Has No Sacrifice”

The Absurdity of Doing Evil to Produce Good Post #7 – “Deliberate Sin Has No Sacrifice”

Hebrews 10:26 – “If we deliberately go on sinning after we have received the knowledge of the truth, no further sacrifice for sins remains.”

There is a sobering truth many refuse to face: grace is not a license to sin, and Yahshua’s sacrifice is not a revolving door for rebellion. Scripture does not mince words — if we willfully continue in sin after knowing the truth, there is no more sacrifice left. The blood of Messiah is not a safety net for those who trample it underfoot.

This is the ultimate absurdity of trying to use evil to produce good — to sin and expect holiness as the outcome, to rebel and expect blessing, to ignore Yahuah’s commands and still claim His promises. Such thinking mocks the very essence of the covenant.

Yahuah’s mercy is vast, but it is not cheap. It calls us to repentance, not complacency. It empowers us to turn from sin, not to justify staying in it. Those who twist grace into permission to rebel reveal they never truly understood grace at all.

The cross is not a cover for deliberate defiance. It is the altar where sin is put to death — not excused, not negotiated, but crucified. If we refuse to lay it down, we choose the sin over the Savior — and Scripture warns that only judgment remains for those who persist in rebellion.

Now is the time to examine ourselves. Are we walking in repentance or hiding behind excuses? Are we seeking transformation or tolerating transgression? For those who truly belong to Messiah, the old nature must die so that the new life may rise.

🔥 Truth cannot dwell with rebellion. Holiness and deliberate sin cannot share the same house. Either the sin will go — or the Spirit will.