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Bible Verses About Blasphemy
Key Bible Verses
There was a man who was the son of a woman of Isra'el and an Egyptian father. He went out among the people of Isra'el, and this son of a woman of Isra'el had a fight in the camp with a man of Isra'el,
in the course of which the son of the woman of Isra'el uttered the Name [Yud-Heh-Vav-Heh] in a curse. So they brought him to Moshe. (His mother's name was Shlomit the daughter of Dibri, of the tribe of Dan.)
They put him under guard until ADONAI would tell them what to do.
ADONAI said to Moshe,
"Take the man who cursed outside the camp, have everyone who heard him lay their hands on his head, and have the entire community stone him.
Then tell the people of Isra'el, 'Whoever curses his God will bear the consequences of his sin;
and whoever blasphemes the name of ADONAI must be put to death; the entire community must stone him. The foreigner as well as the citizen is to be put to death if he blasphemes the Name.
If I summoned him, and he answered me, I still can't believe he would listen to my plea.
He could break me with a storm; he could multiply my wounds for no reason,
to the point where I couldn't even breathe -with such bitterness he could fill me!
If he would remove his rod from me and not let his terrors frighten me,
then I would speak without fear of him; for when I'm alone, I'm not afraid.
I will say to God, 'Don't condemn me! Tell me why you are contending with me.
Do you gain some advantage from oppressing, from spurning what your own hands made, from shining on the schemes of the wicked?
Do you have eyes of flesh? Do you see as humans see?
Are your days like the days of mortals? Are your years like human years,
that you have to seek my guilt and search out my sin?
You know that I won't be condemned, yet no one can rescue me from your power.
Is it for God's sake that you speak so wickedly? for him that you talk deceitfully?
Do you need to take his side and plead God's case for him?
If he examines you, will all go well? Can you deceive him, as one man deceives another?
Do you want to harass a wind-driven leaf? do you want to pursue a dry straw?
Is this why you draw up bitter charges against me and punish me for the faults of my youth?
You put my feet in the stocks, you watch me closely wherever I go, you trace out each footprint of mine
"He raises his hand against God and boldly defies Shaddai,