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@Rita It's a bit like the age to get one's ears pierced, I suppose; you have to be 18 for some varieties, but ears you can be a few years younger.

Hard to think that the Lord Jesus in John 17.17 "Thy word is truth" was supposedly referring to a mixture of the Word of God and religious tradition...

@soul man Like you say, I can see some Christians going confidently and even urgently to the tattoo parlor in order use this means to proclaim truth while the day of grace is still here. Like, this probably drives some ppl's desire to get inked up, right?

@Marvelloustime Philippians 4: What a chapter, right? :)

@soul man Seems that the depths of the Gospel are encapsulated in that great, memorable verse from John 3.....

@soul man John 14.6 is indeed the truth.

PS: @MatthewG Size-wise, compared with the semi-completed on you already have and showed, about this size, maybe? (on the top, rather than the underside). pinterest "Where it could be seen." With the growth of the tattoo parlor industry, and the seeming very widespread confidence with...

@MatthewG Be encouraged to keep digging in the Word; it's so profitable! :)

@MatthewG Interesting that the Lord Jesus as Alpha and Omega is mentioned both in chapter 1 or Revelation and in chapter 22.

@WalterandDebbie Similar thought, indeed...

If you look at the museum in the photo, the notice says: 'National Museum of Ras al Khaimah'.

@MatthewG Ephesians 6's ref. to 'the sword of the Spirit which is the word of God' seems to encapsulate the need for Spirit-led activity in the Word.

Hi @MatthewG I do think that all stages of the Christian life until the Lord takes us home, the believer can continue to "grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ" (2 Peter 3.18).

@Rita I've heard it said that at 15, a teen thinks that one's parents know everything; at 20, thinks that one's parents know nothing; and at 25, thinks that in the past few years one's parents seem to have learned a great deal...

Ras al Khaima National Museum of Ras al Khaimah visitrasalkhaimah dot com

A Christian woman with the tattoo of an ex-bf's name (e.g., "BILL") might be regretted, but she might well have it changed to "BIBLE", or something that she doesn't regret. Ppl can move on from their tattoo regret.

The Lord Jesus is the believer's one Mediator (1 Timothy 2.5).

Philippians 1.29: "For unto you it is given in the behalf of Christ, not only to believe on him, but also to suffer for his sake" . 4.4 is often quoted: "Rejoice in the Lord..."

Philippians has a strong theme of joy in suffering, for the believer.

@Marvelloustime Another great section of Scripture there...