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Also the Scriptures today are complete, while in the days of the Acts of the Apostles they were not yet complete.

@firstthings1st. Thanks for the 'like'. :)

Remind me; did you ever say you had any other ink already? Faith ink does certainly work as a conversation-starter, anyway. (I'll actually re-paste this on the ink thread, because I don't want to go too off-topic on @Mayflower 's thread.)

Remind me; did you ever say you had any other ink already? Faith ink does certainly work as a conversation-starter, anyway. (I'll actually re-paste this on the ink thread, because I don't want to go too off-topic on @Mayflower 's thread.)

Exactly. As summaries of what various Scriptural doctrines say, they place Christ and His work at the Cross at the centre.

She must have felt really good having it done, with the conviction that it would likely lead to really good opportunities for witness conversations with ppl. (To think that years ago it would far less likely have happened in her case, because women were far less likely to get tattooed than they...

Secular society is full of opinions about the Bible, but if such ppl don't believe it anyway, why would we be concerned about such opinions?

@JohnPaul Saw what you put on the other thread; maybe this is part of the value of receiving ink that contains wording as well as / instead of some sort of picture. The visual and wording combined. My wife and I talked to a young lady with the whole of John 3.16 tattooed on her wrist area; it...

Indeed it is...

More good and relevant verses there, yes.

Whether it's in person or at a distance, fellowship is so important. (In Acts 2.42, it is definitely in person fellowship that is in view, of course...)

@Pearl LOL. :) Ppl used to think that the design of men and women's swimsuits was such an up to date subject; though now I guess in some ways these have been eclipsed by all the ink that the men and women have. (@GodsGrace was mentioning something similar about this recently.)

I learned that some seeds that were left by the Ancient Egyptians in a pyramid, were planted and they indeed germinated. :) (Picture of the power of the Word of God...Isaiah 55.11)

We had an aged relative who still had a clear mind at 97; such a blessing.

Well for the believer it's the inward man (2 Corinthians 4.6) - rather than the outward - that is renewed day by day. Having said that, there are indeed means and devices that can help with mobility and transport... :)

The Web has given a whole new meaning to the term 'pen pals'... :)

It would be good, yes... :)

....I would drink tea... :)

PS: How is your wife doing these days, after her hospital stay?

Yes, the "ready for ink/more ink" moment does need to be internalized, doesn't it? While it used to be overwhelmingly such a man thing, these days a lot more women seem to find the confidence that goes with that "ready" moment. (Which can be good.)