1 Juan 5:17

17 Toda injusticia es pecado, y hay pecado que no lleva a la muerte.

1 Juan 5:17 Meaning and Commentary

1 John 5:17

All unrighteousness is sin
All unrighteousness against God or man is a sin against the law of God, and the wrath of God is revealed against it, and it is deserving of death; yet all unrighteousness is not unto death, as the sins of David, which were unrighteousness both to God and man, and yet they were put away, and he died not; Peter sinned very foully, and did great injustice to his dear Lord, and yet his sin was not unto death; he had repentance unto life given him, and a fresh application of pardoning grace:

and there is a sin not unto death;
this is added for the relief of weak believers, who hearing of a sin unto death, not to be prayed for, might fear that theirs were of that kind, whereas none of them are; for though they are guilty of many unrighteousnesses, yet God is merciful to them and forgives, ( Hebrews 8:12 ) , and so they are not unto death.

1 Juan 5:17 In-Context

15 Y si sabemos que El nos oye en cualquier cosa que pidamos, sabemos que tenemos las peticiones que le hemos hecho.

16 Si alguno ve a su hermano cometiendo un pecado que no lleva a la muerte, pedirá, y por él Dios dará vida a los que cometen pecado que no lleva a la muerte. Hay un pecado que lleva a la muerte; yo no digo que deba pedir por ése.

17 Toda injusticia es pecado, y hay pecado que no lleva a la muerte.

18 Sabemos que todo el que ha nacido de Dios, no peca; sino que aquel que nació de Dios le guarda y el maligno no lo toca.

19 Sabemos que somos de Dios, y que todo el mundo yace bajo el poder del maligno.