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My wife and I talked to a young lady with the whole of John 3.16 tattooed on her wrist area; it was her favorite Bible verse and mine also and i'm sure other conversations have arisen as a result of her willingness to undergo the ink injecting at the parlor. Some ppl do treat the thorough...

I find the small buttons on electronic hand held devices hard to use. They are common in Canada but in some ways I find Canada a rather illusory place with its widespread assumptions about technology and the nature of things.

Also, 1 Peter 1.11 speaks of "sufferings of Christ, and the glory that should follow".

Not a good idea...the one or the other... :)

@Josho @Mayflower Did you see the new poll?

I do very much like the KJV myself. I find the Thomson Chain Reference Bible to have a lot of useful material, although its print is rather small, which for some of us is increasingly a problem.

My wife uses an expression about molasses in January...

I do love Philippians, the Epistle of Joy, with the example of the obedient, suffering Servant for those who suffer and endure today with joy.

(Poll added also...)

I think for example of the Lord Jesus as the wisdom of God in Corinthians...

source: allnurses dot com .............................................................. So from a pragmatic point of view — leaving aside likes and dislikes about tattoos — does the obvious and demonstrable thorough mainstreaming of tattoos open up increasing opportunities for faith ink witness?

So, any new hobbies?

At the Transfiguration in Matthew Elijah and Moses appeared with the Lord Jesus, thus witnessing the agreement of the law and the prophets with the Person and Work of Christ.

Such a lot in Isaiah, the Messianic passages about the Suffering Servant; the pilgrim pathway of the believer: "I have chosen thee in the furnace of affliction" (Isaiah 48.10).

Such a timely and relevant book about the faithfulness of the pilgrim remnant, even though its subject is not the church at all, being prior to Pentecost.

Great you've gotten over the cravings now...

@Angelina ; @Josho FYI....

We had snow yesterday; it stuck on the lawn and flower beds and tree. Today it's been rather cold also.

So what are you reading in the Bible at the moment? My wife and I are reading in Hebrews. Such an amazing Epistle, showing that in Christ everything is "better" - a key word - than anything that went before in the Old Testament or ever could be.

Well, decades ago I gave up coffee altogether... :) Try tea...