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DailyVerses.net is a good resource, right? :)

@Mayflower This verse really does have a lot of deep doctrinal and theological implications.... :)

@Mayflower; similar to the Fruit of the Spirit passage in Galatians... :)

...and I fail to regard as coincidental that it was a Unitarian who persuaded the 1881 Revision Committee to adopt the 'hos' reading. I don't buy any "Oh he was just a neutral scholar; it was in the interests of neutrality that the Unitarian preferred the 'hos' reading"; 'Theos' also has some...

@Mantis There is indeed a lot to the subject of trust (Proverbs 3.5)...

We have a relative with a lot of qualifications in the subject and she confirms that the virus is so infectious; makes me glad of the vaccine.

Back It IS factual (as effective conversation-starters), FYI: BluegrassRN said: allnurses dot org

I think dispensational distinctions about Israel and the church (an earthly versus a heavenly people) can be helpful in understanding Scripture.

I'm losing the thread of this...thread; sometimes words are used which mean the same but are described as different, and so forth...

Well, anyway, seems like your wife and daughter don't want an adverse reaction if they pursue their tattoo plans.

@Faithbuilders And you know, in the Lord's Supper, a lot of doctrinally vital events are truly implied and demonstrated.....

@Mantis I do think if we consider a passage such as Isaiah 53, we get into perspective what the Lord underwent for us, and so our own sometimes intense seeming troubles are put into a faith perspective....

@Mantis When ppl are young, it seems that on the one hand the range of choices can be bigger; but also that the amount of wisdom to do with the choices what is suitable and God-honoring and practical needs to be learned. You're right that God's gracious guidance is so necessary....

@FluffyYellowDuck I guess life is often like that as regards 'shadow jobs'/ shadow aspirations and plans that eventually dove-tail together...