Luke 13:2
And Jesus said to them, "Do you suppose that these Galileans were greater sinners than all other Galileans because they suffered this fate?
Luke 13:3
I tell you, no! But unless you repent, you too will all perish.
Our Lord Jesus makes it clear that all sins, aside of blasphemy of the Holy Spirit, will lead to one perishing in the lake of fire if not repented of.
Yes there are different consequences when it comes to sins when it comes to when one is still in the flesh, but there is also different amounts of punishment when it comes to judgment and how disobedient and sinful a person lived their life.
Just as there is different rewards for believers on how obedient/faithful they were in the faith while in our fleshly imperfect bodies.
We are not yet transformed into our uncorruptable spiritual bodies that takes place at the gathering with the Lord, therefore sin nature is still what we war against. Yet the bible makes it clear that through Christ we can overcome the world and that sin nature, which means sin no longer controls our walk.
If you still struggle with sin in a area in your life or continue to be sinful everyday then sin does still have control over you. You though if you continue to give yourself to the Lord and listen to the Holy Spirit's guidance will be lead away from continuing in those sins.
You can not justify or excuse your sins by saying they are already forgiven before even committed and asked forgiveness of as no bible verse says they are before that point. The verses that say all sins will be forgiven is saying that no matter what kind of sin you commit in your life apart from blasphemy of the Holy Spirit will be forgiven if asked for true forgiveness of it and repentance. Showing in your future walk of not continuing to commit it any longer.
The other thing that we must be careful with is as I have seen in this thread again is placing some sins in that unforgivable category when there is only 1 unforgivable sin; Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit !!!
Example: If a person murdered a person in 1985 and then truly repented of it and did not murder another person the rest of their life and walked a proper path in the faith. If they then lived tell 2012 and died then they will be saved unto eternal life through Christ as well.
One must understand the difference when it comes to salvation and sin connection when the bible shows a difference between one who sins from time to time, or a one time event in their life, to a person who continues constantly to deliberately or continues everyday to practice (doing) those sins.
A person who murders another sometime in their life and then later repents of it, is not the murderer who does not repent that has no eternal life abiding in them that the Apostle John is talking about.
