Богохульство
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If anyone speaks against the Holy Spirit, it will not be forgiven him, either in this age or in the next (Matthew 12:32). The Lord freely forgives the sins of many, and His baptism freely frees believers from punishment. The sins of such a person (blasphemer) on this earth are not forgiven by either the Lord, or His baptism, or even the mercy of God, which covers up evil with good deeds and in the end completely covers it. The Lord did not say that there is no reward and retribution for such a blasphemer, but that he will not be given freely, that is, if he does all that is good and does everything in righteousness, then even then it cannot be that he will be given freely, but will be rewarded to him in Gehenna. I say openly: there are no sins that exclude or will exclude (a sinner) from repentance, except for this sin, blasphemy, since other sins do not prevent a person from being sanctified through other deeds, so that when the Lord rewards the first in Gehenna, He will reward the last in the Kingdom (of Heaven).
Paul did not blaspheme so much that there was no more repentance for him, for many blaspheme and persecute, but they do not blaspheme in this way.
Not all criminals receive retribution in this world, but those of them who blaspheme, and (from such) vengeance is exacted both here and there, like from Iscariot, whose entire entrails erupted.
See how Peter showed by his anger that (Ananias) sinned against the Holy Spirit (see Acts 5:3-5). But this is what happened to the blasphemers of that time; today they blaspheme out of ignorance.
To those who made Christ an accomplice of demons (see Matt. 12:24), He also gave the same fate as the demons, since demons have no propitiation either in this or in the other world. Since the demon said: You, the Holy One of God (Luke 4:34), - they also said: There is an unclean spirit in Him (Mark 3:30), - then, accordingly, they are more worthy of damnation than that demon. Blasphemy is necessarily inherent in every sin, but in such blasphemy lies deliberate shamelessness, because they knew that the Lord pronounced a sentence about those who know (consciously sinning) that they will not be forgiven.