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@heartwashed Thanks for your contributions! the Psalms are so rich and comprehensive.....

...but the law was changed. (Hebrews 7.12) What we now have is better than the law (Hebrews 7.19). Going back to the types and shadows now, in the face of the fulness of revelation in Christ in the NT is unthinkable. The Resurrection is a glorious fulfillment of the feast of first fruits in...

The simple and basic verse John 3.16 contains a warning about perishing; we do well to take heed.

@Cassandra In any case, the believer now focuses on the Resurrection, which occurred on the first day of the week (1 Corinthians 15.57). :)

...but He never contradicts His Word; so focusing on the Word is not only safe, it's essential.

@Misty Williams The Psalms have been an immense comfort to many ppl in affliction. The whole range of human experience: it's all there in the Psalms.......... Do you have any recent favorites?

Non sequitur. Father, Son and Holy Spirit are deeply present in Scripture. End of Matthew 28. John's Gospel, throughout. Romans 8. John's First Epistle. The overwhelming Scriptural evidence is there. (I am now going to use a little button.)

Hi @Misty Williams I think of Isaiah 48.10: "I have chosen thee in the furnace of affliction". The point being, not to evade the furnace of affliction at all costs, but to know that we are chosen, even in the midst of it.

The Bible is full of God in Three Persons.

Yes, I take your point about manner; but as for doctrine, it's not the Word of God itself that is the final authority among the LDS....this soon become apparent.

@WalterandDebbie Reminds me of Jeremiah 17:10 : "I the LORD search the heart..."

1 Corinthians 15.19: "If in this life only we have hope in Christ, we are of all men most miserable." We truly can know, and others need to know also.........

Romans 8's might assertion of the believer's assurance is memorable.........it can speak volumes to ppl........

@Mantis From your comment about Mrs. Mantis, it used to be such a man thing (and still is) but I read someplace that now in North America 55%-70% or more of tattoo artists' clients are women. You as a former (and future?) tattoo artist might recall a similar proportion among your clients. Seems...

@Mantis Ppl need to get back to prayer and the Scriptures; and see beyond the "poor advertisements" that there sometimes are........

Hi @VictoryinJesus My wife says she doesn't feel dressed if she goes out of the house without putting on her face. You'll enjoy this: I went to a gift store and chose what I thought was a make up bag for her; but the lady in the store said it was for a man (toothbrush, paste, etc...) So she...

@Pearl An oriental character; it should have been faith based; it wasn't, and it faded. Better idea when young ppl do faith based ones such as Bible verses or refs.

@Mantis Reminds me of Romans 8, which says that the Holy Spirit indwelling believers causes them to cry, Abba, Father.........

@Pearl Same with the Mormons. You get smart young men in suits and neckties who seem keen to talk about the Scriptures...........and then there is a slant there which really isn't from the Word of God at all, and evidently "Elder G. Kevin Smith" (aged 19) seems not to know so much about the...

Great verses there.....