@L3astAm0ngManyB13ss3d The Christian fish emblem <>< has a classic simplicity to it and as a tattoo if ppl don't get any more tattoos they sometimes just get the fish emblem done and it can be an effective conversation-starter even if very small.
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No, she has loads xx
She has been going through a really difficult time over the past three years, and we are not able to spend as much time with each other as we use to. Sometimes she cannot face talking over the phone, neither do I at times, so it’s more a reminder that we are there for one another even if we cannot speak to each other.
She is eleven years Younger than me, we became friends when I had my fourth child and she had her first. Her dad use to be the minister at the church I attended. That was 29 years ago , we lived just round the corner from one another until I returned back to Brighton to support my parents. We are more like sisters x
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Oh so very sorry about your son xxxxxx
@Rita Sounds like you and your friend have a really good, longstanding friendship and constructive relationship; and seems like you both together are understanding and opting for a tattoo parlor appointment as a way of expressing things that you really deeply experience and feel (thus far, she even more so than you, perhaps).
@L3astAm0ngManyB13ss3d Seems like @Abigail had similar strategic thinking to yours as regards the placement of witness tattoos:
@L3astAm0ngManyB13ss3d Glad you are benefiting from the various suggestions. Part of the satisfaction of inking - you've discovered inking later rather than sooner; slowly but surely - is all the careful planning and reflection, so that when your artist finally starts putting the ink through the dermis it will be exactly what you have been wanting. While faith based tattoo designs are not actually essential as such, yet so many Christians do find them highly compelling, for all the thought and determined preparation that goes into them before the dermis injecting finally begins.
marksman
My eldest granddaughter showing the result of her
I figure I will do what I want just about sums you up. I never do what I want. I only do what God wants. As for God has a huge tattoo gime a break!
marksman
My eldest granddaughter showing the result of her
As far as I can see no one needs a tattoo. if it was God's plan we would already have them.
@marksman In Ezekiel 16.12 the Lord gives Zion earrings and a nose ring....
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You are an antagonist.
I follow God's will for my life closely by studying prayerfully under the teacher the Holy Ghost.
Apparently you just open your mouth and let the judgments roll. YOU know nothing about me nor the trials that have shaped me. My trust is all in Him.
Deny God's word ALL you like,YOU will be the one that has to answer for it. I'm not some lilylipped milk maiden but I'll stand nose to nose with the likes of ppl like you.
I know my Lord and he knows me,nothing have I hidden from him. I listen, follow and trust that if I'm NOT to do a thing he will give me instruction.
You too are now on ignore get the first part of the word ignore _ _ _, stands for lack of. Self righteous Pharisee.
Bye
@L3astAm0ngManyB13ss3d I think it's clear that as regards the theme of your thread here, in your case by the time the inking was flowing in the tattoos you obtained so far, there would have been a whole amount of life experience, planning and strong appreciation behind the ink.
@Mantis Strictly speaking, being a tattoo artist is about facilitating a service preferred rather than strictly required, right?
Ppl's preferences develop. (As you will have found......)
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@Mantis It can really vary a lot among ppl as to when they are "ready" for their first tattoo, or as to when they become "ready" for a further one, etc., right?
Hi @Rita Back a bit I recall you said when you had it done previously:
So perhaps you'll be able to look forward to some more likely encouraging testimony conversations after you've had it done again.
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@L3astAm0ngManyB13ss3d Well, it's clear anyway that you're definitely not done yet getting faith based inking.
Maybe you won't do as much as your daughter (or even granddaughter) but it seems clear that you're open for more.
@Angelina I like the caption also as well as the picture.....Here's a similar one from thePilgrim church...
Kind of, shows that the Resurrection is definitely pivotal in a doctrinal understanding of the faith.
One can see also how a design of this nature - as well as in an avatar, etc. - would make for a thought-provoking basis for inking that will prove to be the reason for questioners to speak to the wearer, right?
That's something the Lord did. But where are we told to mark our bodies? I think that's the question many have.
@TLHKAJ At least subjectively relevant, all the young ppl with whom I have spoken with Bible verses tattooed have seemingly done them for witness tool reasons.
(This, at least, as an explanation from custom.....)
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