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@Butterfly Yes, I would tend to agree; they were principally involved in feeding the flock spiritually by the ministry of the Word.

Good verses there, quoted...

I've often quoted Zech. 4.6, over the years; may we by God's grace really learn it's lesson practically...!

@Sabertooth A 'realistic type', I guess... :)

"You can please all the Fundies on the internet some of the time; and you can please some Fundies on the internet all the time... But you can't please them all, all the time..." :) (A.Lincoln, paraph'd)

@Sabertooth Some good insights there! Yes, sanctification is something that never stops in the believer's life. @Sabertooth The Christian would be tattooee, as he or she prepares for the chair, needs to be convinced first of all in good conscience that it will indeed be a wholesome inking...

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

Oh I agree with this, yes, indeed...:)

Snow today; below zero tonight... Winter is here, it seems...

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Ephesians 2.10 is entirely consistent with Ephesians 2.8-9....

@Sabertooth Good point! :) At the same time, there is also something that is "plucking up courage", even as the person in question is already sure he or she wishes to be injected with the design. (So I guess that the word her would not really be 'scruples', right?) There were some discussions...

(Iron sharpens iron... )

@Sabertooth I guess when the young Christian man or (even more likely) woman goes - with maybe a bit of trepidation but also perhaps in a decisive way - for the first tattoo (faith based, or whatever): Could it be healthy for him or her to remember rationally that any slightly irrational...

You've given me an idea of what to meditate on for the Lord's Supper - a major theme in Luke 22... :)

@Prayer Warrior You've probably noticed / concluded this already from what you've observed in your area. I think that young Christians today have to some extent - rather than resisted the medium - embraced it instead and use to to communicate a faith message, not unusually. (My wife and I talked...

The law was changed (Hebrews 7.12). What we now have is better than the law (Hebrews 7.19).

@Sabertooth I take your point; I think also that sooner or later most jobs have dilemmas and challenges for the believer in his or her life of faith.

A good statement...

Indeed... :)