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@Nancy, back a bit you said: Well, no doubt about your regret! But like you say, it is what ppl do, now.

He cried: "My God, My God, why hast Thou forsaken Me?" (Matthew 27.46)

Conversely, I suppose, today a typical homeschooling Christian mom from the Midwest might not unusually have a family- or faith- themed tattoo. (Not sure how this would advance or clarify the argument, one way or another...)

Ephesians is such a searching Epistle.

@Rita So is any idea for a verse/quote that you maybe were once considering having injected into the other wrist (likewise the underside, presumably) on the 'back burner' now for the time being?

Good to plan for things to come (in the will of the Lord...)

@Rita, Hoping it was quiet and peaceful... :)

It is undoubtedly the case that if it were not for the restraining influence still of the Holy Spirit in the world, the catastrophes and disasters that the world system brings upon itself would be even far, far worse that they are. Matthew 24 Great Tribulation conditions are not yet manifest...

@Rita: We used to sing: "God is still on the Throne, And He will remember His own..."

Hi; good to see you found the forums; hoping you will be blessed.

@Renniks After WW1, as few as 17 million and as many as 50 million died of the 'flu. The imprecise figure comes from how one classifies the cases, many of which were of people who already had lung, etc., issues.

Hi @Naomi25 FYI....did you see the recent poll, above?

As well as the matter of whether a passage is using metaphorical language or not, it may also hang on whether the passage is about Jews, Gentiles or the church of God (1 Corinthians 10.32).

@Naomi25 Quite some profound thoughts there...

Hi, Sir; good to see you.

"...Faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God." (Romans 10.17)

Congrats., @Rita Numbers 6.24-26

After WW1 as few as 17 million or as many as 50 million died of 'flu related symptoms, depending on how each case was classified; many ppl who died already had health issues. It could be argued that if there had been more distancing then, fewer ppl would have died.

Friend @Rita: Well, as regards the way you have said you were feeling yesterday, it's presumably that you are saddened by some of the attitudes. (And apart from anything else you've been through a lot as a family lately; and have virus-related work pressures also.) Seems anyway that Acolyte's...

@Rita So did you see Acolyte's comment and the response, in post #223, above?