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Maybe like this? tattoostime dot com It used to be very much a man thing to; but now ink has certainly become very well established as a highly womanly thing to do.

For me Hebrews chapters 9 and 10 about the one offering, would be pivotal...

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Or:...the Lord's Supper. It was what the Lord ate shortly before going to Gethsemane for the last time...

Good question! but no, actually. It's evidently - from the video and elsewhere - a profession that has lately opened up a lot to women. It used to be a heavily male domain. Seems like now a lot of women are interested in and confident to pursue training to be tattoo artists (as was your...

All except Acts and Luke were written by an Apostle, as I understand; and of course Acts by Luke is Acts of the Apostles.

For whatever, I often use the seach engine bing dot com and click 'images' with a key word or two.

Acts 2.42: "And they continued stedfastly in the apostles' doctrine and fellowship, and in breaking of bread, and in prayers."

@Waiting on him FYI: here is the ink video I saw:

Hence I would say, it should be a conscious responsibility of the individual; and we see that in Acts 2.41 it was conscious individuals who evidently received the preached word gladly...and thus were baptised.

If we read John's Gospel carefully, we see that Father, Son and Holy Spirit are over and over intimately involved in the converting, transforming work of God. This transformation is not operated by the symbol of baptism, but the symbol is a public acknowledgment of the profession of dependence...

Yes, I know what you mean; for Christian men and women it would make more sense for the 'blanket' of ink to be done more sparingly and to have it in a readable/appreciable design that pointed to some faith aspect, wouldn't it?

Yes, this is what a lot of Christian men and women do.

Another relevant verse, indeed, yes... :)

As regards the possibility of divorce, to my mind this is how the grace of God comes in; look at Hosea and Gomer: God gave Hosea the patience by His grace to endure with Gomer, who was a picture of erring Israel with whom God was constantly patient. (But I guess this is moving onto another...

Well, it comes to a lot of us....

Oh okay; thanks. (From what I know of Joyce Meyer, if she still smoked, it probably wouldn't bother her whatever anyone thought, either!)

Well, some like the single colour style (often referred to as tribal style) and some don't, evidently. Sometimes the faith and tribal elements can be combined. This was uploaded by Rachael Shannon: pinterest dot com

Well, I do think it's a matter of entire personal responsibility and it's symbolic as a public declaration and identification with the cause of the crucified and risen Christ (Acts 2.41), which then leads to the continuing corporate behavior outlined in Acts 2.42.