Repentance is not just saying “ I’m sorry ” — it is a complete turning of the heart away from sin toward God. In the Bible, those who refused to repent often did so because of pride, love of sin, or a hardened heart. Their lives stand as warnings to us today that delaying or rejecting repentance leads to judgment. Let us look into the key biblical examples of those who did not repent, their stories, and the eternal truths we can learn. 1. Pharaoh – The Hardened Heart of Pride Exodus 7–14 Pharaoh saw the mighty hand of God through ten plagues that shook Egypt — water turned to blood, swarms of frogs, hail, darkness, and the death of the firstborn. At moments, he seemed to relent, saying, “ I have sinned against the Lord ” (Exodus 9:27), but his heart was never truly broken. It was pride that chained him. He wanted to keep his slaves and his power, even at the cost of his nation’s ruin...
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