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@Pearl Sounds like you're a reader.... I would find it hard to narrow down to 10, anyway... The Cunningham book I mentioned does have a lot of useful information on who believed what when.

@Pearl Even if she didn't think of the figure of 8 as in ice skating, she must have strongly desired the design, anyway.

@Pearl It would be a sad idea.

@Pearl Thanks...

@Pearl Have you any recent Psalm favorites?

Delaware

@Pearl Hoping you guys will have a good time of testimony.

@Pearl A bit like Torvill and Dean, in fact. She must really have linked the figure of 8 in order to have it permanently.

@Pearl The language of Romans chapter 8 indeed uses the idea of the spirit of adoption by Whom we cry 'Abba, Father'.

PS: @Pearl What you said not long ago when you told us about your daughter's tattoo is in some ways a reminder of dancing: the figure of 8 - in the design - is kind of a perpetual motion represented in dancing.

@Pearl Thanks for the info.... (To answer your Q: no.)

@Ferris Bueller The issue might be assurance of salvation (and John's First Epistle is an excellent source for believers looking for assurance); but the idea of Calvinists advocating the loss of salvation doctrinally would be a contradiction in terms, indeed.

@Bartholomew Jones PS: Their artwork may differ enormously among their sons and daughters, but among the parents of young ppl there is indeed also some difficulty in admitting at first when the 18 year old gets his or her tattoo that the former child they knew so well is now a man or a woman.

@Ziggy They definitely existed... :)

@Bartholomew Jones FYI: Interesting verse, Genesis 1.16: "He made the stars also"...

Dawn

@Pearl So is there a difference between 'Come Dancing' and 'Strictly Come Dancing'? I seem to remember the title of one from years ago...

The idea that she and her husband never did isn't Scriptural.

@Pearl In Acts 2.41, those who were baptized did so because they were believers, not in order to become believers.

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