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@CharismaticLady Thanks; and I guess the question was also very hypothetical, and could have been stated in other ways. I guess it could instead have been asked in terms of, Would you now want to receive something of the now available good stuff, if you were at a different stage of life...

@charity Maybe this relieves you a bit also...? (although I know you also respect her wishes...)

@CharismaticLady BTW, do you think that, if it the custom for women to be tattooed as well as men had been more widespread earlier than subsequently became the case, you might yeas ago have become more open to it? (No need to answer very specifically; just generally speaking...)

Great testimony! great verses there from 1 John...

@charity Indeed so, and not the other way round...

Oh I had a melodica 50 years ago...

Good verses there. John's First Epistle speaks a lot about assurance. Romans speaks of 'the obedience of faith'; 'obedience to the faith'.

@Jennifer: Just goes to show how much our thoughts and words and understanding need to be informed by regular prayer and Scripture reading and meditation.

@Jennifer So you mean you are considering going for new studs put in at the top of the ear, then? one each side maybe? :)

The Lord Jesus indeed said: "The kingdom of God is within you" (Luke 17.21).

Hi; Ma'm, good to see you on the forums. God bless your family and strengthen you as a prayer warrior for them.

Confession is a healthy part of the Christian walk; but there is no question of the true believer losing his or her salvation.

...sounds good...

"We love Him, because He first loved us" (1 John 4.19)

Thanks to all who voted so far in the poll! NB: If you have not yet voted in the poll, please vote now! :)

Dull and dry for now; but snow and ice expected soon...

So you're a singer, @Nancy? :)

What a great Epistle! we have been going through it recently.

@charity Do you find justification obscure? or maybe you're referring to certain verses of Romans rather than the key concept?

The new birth is really more of a New Testament doctrine than an Old Testament one. In the OT, the Spirit did not indwell as He did from Pentecost onward. Even though He mightily manifested Himself in the OT. (Zechariah 4.6)