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Well, I'm sure your daughter would tell you more about how interesting a profession it is and about the skills which are developed to be able to use the tattooing equipment. So is she still considering it as a career? (or work sideline, etc.)

Sounds like you guys have some interesting, Scriptural discussions; God bless you both! :)

PS: @Sabertooth Yes, piercing should be a thoroughly satisfying professional experience; often available in a parlor context; FYI:

The fact that it was a new tomb - supplied by Joseph of Arimathea - is so important; death and contagion had no hold whatsoever upon the Lord Jesus.

@Waiting on him Another, by tattoo expert Batel Skater:

Jeremiah 8.20 also came to mind: "The harvest is past, the summer is ended, and we are not saved."

FYI: from expertvillage, on Youtube:

@Naomi25 I think in the gamut of contrast between the old and the new, spiritually, it comes across most starkly in Ephesians 2, in the first few verses.

@Naomi25 ...which kind of begs the question of the increasing viability of tattoo parlor work, for Christians with a flair for work, I guess (hence the poll and discussion, if this makes sense?)

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

There is both a positional and conditional aspect to sanctification. In the Epistles Paul addresses believers as sanctified - this is positional. There is also the daily work of sanctification in the believer's life.

The fall will be over soon, before we know it.... :)

@aspen I guess this is all quite subjective, right? For example, would you have disliked the same ink if it was on a man in the same placement? (I guess it goes to show just how prevalent the demand for ink services is; hence the poll and discussion, maybe...)

@Waiting on him The now thoroughly well established entry of women into the tattoo scene has undoubtedly contributed to the widespread use of more colorful ink in many designs; I agree. And I'm sure your daughter has done her part, right? made her own contribution, so to speak.

My wife would enjoy it; she loves pumpkin flavor... :)

PS: As regards spiritual armor, it's all figurative anyway. For example, armor as ink is all figurative also, but very effective; e.g., FYI: pinterest dot com

@Sabertooth You're right; in the context, in a visual representation of the figurative armor of light it's quite consistent for the leg/thighs not to be encumbered.

@Sabertooth Oh okay! :)

You refer to Isaiah 55: great chapter; I was recently reading it in French.