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@Truman Interesting that both Malachi and Matthew 13 have a time period context before the beginning of the church age...

@Ziggy I love those verses; and like you quoted they do seem to come over especially well in the King James.

@Ziggy Well, there is of course a strong demand for both services. Especially ears. The fact that there is usually a restriction below age 18 for tattoos means that some piercings come first in ppl's experience. More and more parents do seem to take teens to tattoo parlors for their ear...

@Ziggy Malachi is a wonderful little prophecy. 3.16 shows how God's pilgrim people can encourage one another for the glory of the Lord's name. :)

The video shows how the artist has a clientele, and his parlor has a particular atmosphere that is distinct. A young lady talks about her next tattoo plan which is to be based on Romans 8.

So where are the Levites now to give supposedly compulsory tithes to? (again, if ppl want to give freewill offerings of more than a tenth, more power to them...)

@Marvelloustime Philippians 4.8: What a wholesome verse in that Epistle of Joy! :)

A lot of sound and solemn doctrine is involved in a subject such as this thread raises.

@Heart2Soul Even as it's now pursued exceedingly widely and even as it has opened up tremendously for women to pursue really confidently - not least already in the Victorian era - I guess the clinching factor for many Christians may be to use the tattoo parlor for faith based tattoos with the...

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@Wynona Psalm 63 is relevant also :) : "O God, thou art my God; early will I seek thee: my soul thirsteth for thee, my flesh longeth for thee in a dry and thirsty land, where no water is; 2 To see thy power and thy glory, so as I have seen thee in the sanctuary. 3 Because thy lovingkindness...

@devin553344 As far as physics is concerned I feel I am as thick as two short Max Plancks...

@Marvelloustime Revelation 22.20: "Even so, come Lord Jesus". Luke 19.13: "Occupy till I come.."

@marks Thanks also for the recent Psalm comments on the other thread...

Hi @Ziggy (from back a bit) Well, both seem strongly preferred, according to the person. There's the classic, traditional single pairs of loops that are sometimes almost shoulder-huggers. And then there are the smaller - sometimes even tiny - studs that are often rammed in as multiples along...

I do strongly feel an emphasis on Scripture and prayer is really essential...

Thanks to all who voted so far in the poll. NB: If you have not yet voted in the poll, please vote now!

@Wynona Oh, @Truman said he had his ear done years ago.... PS: Did you see/vote in the poll, above?

@marks Yes, in Psalm 141 it's the Psalmist's eyes in view. In Psalm 32 it's the Lord's eye on the Psalmist in view.

@Wynona FYI, did you see this thread? As mentioned to Addy, doubles (or multiple holes) have been quite the trend for years and years. But so is minimalism...all those now long grown up teens with multiple holes from years back, who now prefer completely bare earlobes... Lots of men and boys...