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Romans 2 is Paul's great treatise on repentance. In Scripture, repentance and faith are two sides of the same coin. The Lord Jesus said in Mark 1.14, 'Repent ye, and believe the Gospel'. As regards stopping or learning more from God's Word, we never really stop learning at all. Anne Steele...

It's not Scripture...

So in the end you never even needed to vape? :)

Great verse there; Philippians is so searching...

@Jay Ross Must have been a negative experience. So maybe from then onwards he disliked all tattoos, then?

You mean, like: Can't see the wood for the trees? / Can't see the Bible verses for the PhDs...? o_O

Seems factual, anyway...

No, not too long...(At least, my wife has them long like that sometimes...) You see to appreciate hand area tattoos, anyway...

Good, prayerful sentiment!

We are creatures of habit, aren't we...?

We've been going through Ephesians lately...

I'll stick to Malachi, anyway... :)

The next words provide a clue: 'not discerning the Lord's body'; we must do this or else we are being careless with spiritual things.

Well, it's pivotal doctrinally in the symbolism, and in John's Gospel we see Father, Son and Holy Spirit working together so closely in redemption.

Oh really? your eyes are better than mine... :)

@GodsGrace pinterest dot com This is of a more mature woman that did it (& black nail color has something rather distinguished and serious about it)

Interestingly, although there is the Upper Room ministry, John does not have a direct account of the Lord Supper's institution.

@GodsGrace pinterest dot com The tattoo is bigger here; it's a younger woman that did it (only the nails on one hand are done, though)

'Every one that is born of the Spirit'; it doesn't happen vaguely in groups.

Matthew 26; Mark 14; Luke 22; 1 Corinthians 11 all have important accounts of the institution of the Lord's Supper.