You are 13 and you thought of blaspemy-are you in trouble with GOD now-And I can't remember if I actually said it but I have bad thoughts and that was one of them but then I ask for forgiveness lso?

Answer 1

The "question" got cut off, so I'll have to assume you're asking if you're truly forgiven. The only unforgiveable, or unpardonable, sin mentioned in The Bible is "blasphemy against the Holy Spirit," mentioned in Mark 3:22-30 and Matthew 12:31-32. Jesus doesn't really describe in detail what this means, which has led to tons of different interpretations based on a variety of different biases. The page "What is the 'unpardonable sin?' How does sin become 'unforgiveable?'" provides what I feel is a good breakdown and analysis of the unpardonable sin by taking the verses in context, both within their own passages and with the rest of the Bible itself. The bottom line is that simple blasphemy is not unforgiveable, and especially not what some people — even religious leaders — would consider "blasphemy." The fact that you regret and wish to repent of what you did indicates that the Holy Spirit is drawing you back to Him, and that certainly does not indicate that you cannot be forgiven. Don't worry. You are not in trouble with the Big Guy upstairs. God recognizes that you are aware of your own thoughts and appreciates the fact that you are maturing. Generally speaking, in most religions (I don't know what religion you are) God is loving and forgives us our 'thoughts' - it is our deeds and misdeeds that get us in trouble.

At 13 you are too young to be worrying unduly about these matters. Especially about thinks which you can't remember. When the time comes, God and yourself will have much more to sort out about things which will be unforgettable.

Let it go. It seems it may not have happened, and anyway you have apologised.

Relax and get on with enjoying the life your God gave you.