The Unforgivable Sin, Part 2 (Mark 3:20-35) John MacArthur (Arabic)

Summary

The sermon explores the historical and etymological roots of "Beelzebub," a name that became synonymous with Satan, and how Jewish leaders twisted it to slander Jesus. It references the corruption of Baal into Beelzebub and then into Beelzebul, meaning "lord of manure," by the Israelites. The practical takeaway is that labeling Jesus as satanic, though rare, is a blasphemous rejection of his divine identity, far more severe than simply calling him a good man or a lunatic.