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@Ezra I guess a lot of tattooees would say that it can be worthwhile going back to an artist after maybe several years and have some pigmentation injected in again. (My wife and I talked to a young lady with the whole of John 3.16 tattooed on her wrist area; seeing as she must have been really...

@Ezra The point is not the date of Christmas; the point is rather the glorious Biblical truth of the Incarnation of the Savior! :)

God in Three Persons: Matthew 28.19; John's Gospel, esp. chapters 13 thru 17; Romans 8; John's First Epistle......

@miss FYI....thread I started...

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@Mayflower It's indeed something that is gloriously and overwhelmingly present, when one reads...

@Mayflower The Deity of Christ is so strongly present in Scripture.....

Back @GodsGrace Oh, no one - no one! - should get inked up until they are really really sure they are "ready"... :) (If ever ready...) (@MatthewG ; @Mayflower : I'm sure you guys would thoroughly agree.)

@Mayflower I didn't know either of the tunes but they are both really good, I think... :)

@GodsGrace Son of God and Son of man are indeed glorious titles illustrating that hypostatic union.

@David in NJ I guess it's hard for someone to say definitely that the most recent (even only) tattoo will be the last. This was the original point of the comment, I guess. As mentioned, all the young people with Bible verses tattooed that I have spoken with seem to have had them done for...

@JazzyJeff15 John 17 is truly wonderful; and John's First Epistle complements it. Good to look that what Scripture says rather than to read logical systems into it.

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The so called perpetual virginity of Mary is not Scriptural....

@MatthewG So how did your first day in work go? Anyway, often coworkers get to show each other their tattoos; I guess one can learn a lot from one's coworkers from their ink, sometimes, anyway...

@MatthewG By birthday I mean when the church began; when the Spirit of the risen Christ came to indwell, which is Pentecost, Acts 2.

@Lambano Did you try tea? :) (Less caffeine...)