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Great poster! I do love that hymn: "Nothing in my hand I bring, Simply to Thy cross I cling..." Another great one is: "Sovereign grace o'er sin abounding"...

@devin553344 Thanks for your input! Seems also that today it's also military spouses that are a demographic that tends to be widely tattooed; I saw a quote from a military guy who said that his wife had been urged by other military wives to receive some ink; maybe this rings true with you...

@devin553344 I do think it's best to concentrate on what the Lord reveals directly in Scripture. (This does not exclude us dreaming about something in the Bible, but it's Scripture that is really authoritative.)

@PinSeeker FYI.....can't remember if I copied you this thread that I started...

Hi @PinSeeker What James is basically saying, if there is professed faith without any evidence, then it's not true faith anyway.

@devin553344 Thanks for your 'like'; so has this been your experience also that most of the ppl in your military circle were tattooed?

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The cross is indeed central to the body of Biblical truth as a whole...

Some demographics seem to have thoroughly taken to having it done, and I reckon that some of them would be pretty conservative. BluegrassRN said: allnurses dot org For example, also, a lot of young Christians who have felt strongly compelled to get Bible verses inked in would probably be...

The true church, so to speak, began in Acts 2 at Pentecost and ever since then Acts 2.41-42 activities have been the real norm.

The point is that it's a good translation, not what the label is.

Hi @BarnyFife So can you maybe also figure how ppl with Bible verses tattooed might themselves want the letter inking touched up occasionally to keep it legible?

Hi @Pearl ; it's all part of the work of repentance, that is ongoing, right?

@Mayflower Such a strong, assuring chapter, Romans 8...

@Abigail I do appreciate the King James. It's a translation, not the original, but I do myself appreciate it very much.

@Abigail Thanks for the 'like'; and it sounds like your brother helped you really appreciate the potentials for faith based expression through inking. Seems like as the business owner himself, he helped you become thoroughly comfortable in a tattoo parlor environment.