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Indeed, a lot of ppl do exactly that...

Hebrews 1 says: 'Thy Throne, O God, is for ever and ever'. His glorious Sonship did not depend on the Incarnation; rather, the glory of the Incarnation lies in that the eternal God became Man.

If you look at similar wording in Acts 13 and Psalm 2, the Resurrection is apparent.

God in Three Persons is shown in many New Testament passages: end of Matthew 28, John's Gospel, esp. ch.s 13 thru 17, Romans 8, John's First Epistle, etc.

Hebrews 1 confirms that the Son is eternal. John 1.14 confirms that the eternal Word is the only begotten Son of God.

You're lumping together "adultery, fornication, and tattoos". Fact is, many Godly ppl today have tattoos, including faith related designs.

"But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him." (Hebrews 11.6)

It's an oddly titled thread, anyway...

The Person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ are already fully revealed in the Word of God; and we already have every basis and authority for trusting Him and the divine record of Him.

The message of Malachi is more relevant than ever; those who love and trust the Lord need to stick with one another for encouragement: 3.16: "Then they that feared the Lord spake often one to another: and the Lord hearkened, and heard it, and a book of remembrance was written before him for...

Hi @Debp; good to see you.

@Rita Excellent; exactly...

@atpollard Hi, Sir; did you see / vote in the poll above that I started?

@atpollard I'm not Reformed (I struggle with projecting logical structures onto Scripture; at least, this is what it seems to me that a lot of the Reformed constituency does). However, I do indeed think there is plenty of Scripture to support each of the propositions referred to by the acrostic...

Thanks for your comments on the thread I started; they seemed constructive.

@Pathfinder7 Sounds like they were trying to be reasonable. Sometimes, in some circumstances, getting (further) tattooed can seem like an eminently sensible and positive thing to do. For example, if a soundly converted Christian woman has a tattoo of the name of a non-Christian ex-bf (e.g...

Great chapter: 1 Corinthians 15; and verse 57 speaks of the victory!

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Oh, okay, thanks, @Joseph77 for the explanation; now I understand...