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@April_Rose As per my comment on the other thread which you started, I kind of hoped that this tattoo thread would serve as a refreshing alternative to politics.... (Getting inked up has really nothing to do with politics, has it? :) )

@Marvelloustime Another great verse! :)

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@April_Rose Hooray! :) Three cheers! Great OP! Good idea! Excellent! A no-politics zone.... :) :) Well done, @April_Rose ! (PS: I similarly hoped that my tattoo thread would serve as a refreshing alternative to politics....)

Cf.: "Lydia, whose heart the Lord opened" (Acts 16.14).

1 Corinthians 15.58 comes to mind... :)

@soul man We need indeed to avoid being as those, avoiding Him Who is the Truth (John 14.6), who are: "“Ever learning, and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth.” (2 Timothy 3.7)

@Pearl The water temperature is certainly something to think about....

Hi @Stuart Good to see you.

@April_Rose Today, the smiles are because of all the nervousness depicted in the video; years ago they might have been also because it shows ladies being tattooed, but not any more because it's something now that ladies do so widely. (I expect you saw the really anxious expression on the face of...

@Pearl Great, memorable passage, often read at Christmas, right? :)

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Z: Zambia

@Pearl It's why we are here in the world. :) The Lord could have taken us straight to heaven, but He chose not to....

To think that this former Levite, as per Acts 4.36, who was formerly into the law, which cannot save or comfort, was now glowing with the Gospel and encouraging others... :)

@April_Rose So thanks anyway for raising smiles with that video. :)

PS: Here are the references: BARNABAS IN THE BIBLE

@Pearl We indeed need Barnabases, whose name means 'son of consolation'.

@Pearl 2 Thessalonians 2.16-17 is another passage; about 'good hope': "Now our Lord Jesus Christ himself, and God, even our Father, which hath loved us, and hath given us everlasting consolation and good hope through grace, 17 Comfort your hearts, and stablish you in every good word and work."

@Pearl Fine; your daughter might smile if she saw it. Blessings.