@Lambano There's quite some evidence that Christians find it a joyful experience at the tattoo parlor getting witness ink, if indeed there is some compelling testimony reason to express as an ink tool for witness.
(As you mentioned your wife has.)
Faith-based tattoo: as a result of one, did you ever talk with someone? (Poll included)
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(As you mentioned your wife has.)
@Ziggy An effective placement, for whoever, anyway...or maybe even lower at the wrist....
something like that, only both hands palm up, with the words written between them.
just an idea..
@Ronald Nolette So many Christian young men and women see it an effective witness tool, if indeed they are first of all willing to use it in that way.
@devin553344 Some ppl do get one tattoo and no more. Like young ppl who want to use a faith-based one as a witness tool, (rather than in order to keep getting more ink).
@MatthewG All the young ppl with Bible verses tattooed with whom I have spoken have seemingly gotten them for witness tool reasons.
I reckon they would have gone joyfully to the tattoo parlor.
(If this makes any sense?)
@MatthewG I was thinking particularly about those who get them for a particular purpose in testimony.
Dave L even said he regretted not having gotten a faith based tattoo when he was younger.
Dave L said:
@MatthewG Indeed and Heavenhome has commented that a lot of older ppl in her area have been getting them:
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I guess my point is that it can be done with a lot of social confidence today, but in terms of testimony the motive to get them as witness tools can stand out as opposed to simply getting them for their own sake.
(If this makes any more sense?)
Yes my teacher has had many tattoos I believe about 5 they all pertain to an objectively show lesson through the artwork of the tattoo.
Very clever. One is a tattoo of a cross on the top of his hand. He said it is a reminder of the need to die to the self and to remember to live for Christ, by faith in trusting in the death, burial, and resurrection.
Very clever. One is a tattoo of a cross on the top of his hand. He said it is a reminder of the need to die to the self and to remember to live for Christ, by faith in trusting in the death, burial, and resurrection.
@Naomi25 Well, maybe it partly depends on how visible it is.
But if indeed you've been itching to ask her about for all this time, maybe you're unlikely to forget in any case...
@Pathfinder7 Well, seems like a lot of parlors have opened up now...
All the young ppl with Bible verses tattooed that I have talked with seem to have received their inkings for witness tool reasons, anyway.
Of what use is anything without love? Paul wrote an entire chapter on the subject.@michaelvpardo So you think she should have the 'solas' tattoo modified?
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Recently @Abigail talked about using her skin as a testimony canvas.
Like, for her it seems to have been a humbling and fulfilling experience to get inkings with Bible content that are effective as witness tools.
I've committed my body to give testimony to whomever reads it.
It's not for me, it's for the sake of others who may feel led by the Holy Spirit to follow up after they've seen those parts of me. It's fulfilling in that sense. And it is a humbling experience if someone says something to me after they've seen those parts of me.
To God be the glory.
I guess you can relate to this, not least with talking to your wife's nurse some years ago, right?
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