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Hi @covenantee It's interesting that in 1 Corinthians 10.32 the church is definitely seen as distinct from Israel.

Romans 8 is a gloriously assuring passage for the believer. :)

@friend of Prayer and the Scriptures daily are so important, right? Acts 2.42 is a good guide to basic activities for the believer....

@GodsGrace It's easy to get long-winded, right? Better simply to try to let the Word speak for itself.....

@ByGraceThroughFaith The verse is a most glorious declaration of Christ's Deity.

@Jennifer Rogers Good verse (not sure if I've mentioned it to you...) "But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him." (Hebrews 11.6)

Proverbs 3.5-6 commends trust in the Lord.

Hi @Jamesprayplease Good to see you. John 14.1-27 is a very comforting passage for those who trust the Lord Jesus, as is Psalm 46. Hebrews 7.25 shows that the Lord Jesus intercedes for all who trust Him. Philippians 4.8 and its wider context of joy, prayer and thanksgiving show that God's peace...

@FHII Hebrews 7.12 shows that the law was changed. Hebrews 7.19 shows that what the believer now has is better than the law.

@FHII Interesting comments.... BTW, do you think that getting tattooed is/ should be inherently a male thing only? because a lot of Godly women seem to get faith based tattoos these days; and in North America statistics seem to show that 55-70% of parlor clients are female.

@FHII It's wonderful how in John 1.14 the Lord Jesus is described as 'full of grace and truth". Someone has said: "He held truth without legality (legalism), and grace without compromise".

More contribs., ppl? :)

If one truly loses faith, then one never had it. True, saving faith continues. "He that that begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ" (Philippians 1.6).

Hi @James Macbeth I myself do appreciate the King James a great deal.

@Lambano Memorable text indeed and great poster background also.... :)

Hi @Jennifer Rogers ; here's a hymn about the Scriptures, by Anne Steele from the 18th century, which I love: "O may these hallowed pages be My ever dear delight! And still new beauties may I see, And still increasing light! Divine instructor, gracious Lord, Be Thou for ever near: Teach me to...

I think I see where this post is coming from and I am now going to click a certain button...

@TLHKAJ Thank-you for the 'like'; the Alpha and Omega references in Revelation are indeed so clear.

@TLHKAJ It may indeed turn out to be so, yes. Ppl do change their minds also as the years go by.

@TLHKAJ I'm guessing that your powers of recall of his testimony and heart are extraordinarily clear and sharp.