Luke 12: Warnings Against Hypocrisy and Greed

Jesus warns against hypocrisy and tells his disciples not to fear those who can only kill the body. In the parable of the rich fool he warns against greed, urges trust in God rather than worry, and calls for servants ready for the master's return.

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In Luke 12:8-12, what does Jesus say about someone who blasphemes against the Holy Spirit, compared to someone who speaks against the Son of Man?

Speaking against the Son of Man can be forgiven, but blasphemy against the Holy Spirit will not be forgivenBlasphemy against the Holy Spirit is described as a minor, easily overlooked offenseNeither offense is ever forgivableBoth offenses are treated as equally forgivable under any circumstance