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@Heart2Soul The Word having become flesh (John 1.14) is indeed basic truth.

@Ronald Nolette Seems to be linked with WHO a passage is speaking about, as well as WHAT. Like, as regards the aspects of the Lord's coming, if the church is supposedly the same as Israel, then ppl's understanding of the aspects of the Lord's coming will likely differ also.

Well, this is indeed true....

@Ronald Nolette These days young ppl especially can get tattooed with a lot of social confidence. Not unusually it's conservative minded ones that do it. juliannenw said: allnurses dot com When my wife and I talked to a young lady with the whole of John 3.16 inked onto her wrist area, she...

There is the danger from the virus to be balanced against any danger from the vaccine. Some vulnerable ppl feel the danger from the virus strongly outweighs any likely danger from the vaccine.

@Ronald Nolette Great verses there!

@Ronald Nolette Well, she probably regarded the discomfort of all the ink being pumped in as a kind of investment into future opportunities to talk to ppl about the Scriptural SOLAs message in the tattoo, right?

@Ronald Nolette Ephesians 1 is very heartening and assuring... :)

You did refer to Psalm 23 recently, anyway. Blessings.

@Ziggy Anyway, the young lady with John 3.16 tattooed on her wrist area with whom my wife and I spoke actually seemed quite shy. Like, she didn't seem at all to be a demonstrative person. There was also something of an inner calm and determination about her John 3.16 tattoo. I think Christian...

@Ziggy Anne Steele's words come to mind: :) "Divine Instructor, gracious Lord, Be Thou for ever near; Teach me to love Thy sacred Word And view my Saviour there."

From back a while @michaelvpardo Intriguing symbolism there....(I guess you didn't actually do it yet...?)

@michaelvpardo Those are very searching verses there in Philippians. The sovereignty of God in His ways is such a precious subject.

Great verse there, @Marvelloustime . Congrats. also on your 3000 posts... :)

There's a good book by James White on King James Onlyism. I do appreciate the King James itself, if not all the ideas that are sometimes offered about it.

PS: I do agree with the poster recently about tattoos not really being needed. (Though a lot of Christian young ppl do seem to find Bible verse, etc., tattoo designs to be effective as tools in witness conversations.)

@soul man "My word shall not return unto me void" (Isaiah 55.11) This is what is far better to concentrate on rather than news clips.....