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Malachi 3.16 is a favorite verse of mine in the book... :)

Good to see you again; I think you guys in Australia must all be on now! :)

Back a bit, you said: It's definitely a book that should be read more; so much that is applicable and challenging.

Naomi25: You see, then, how working as a tattoo artist is certainly a profession that would be of benefit to Christians. Maybe it's a pity that more Christian men and women don't consider pursuing it, right?

It's good indeed to focus on the heavenly place, where the Lamb is all the glory.

Hebrews 12.2: 'Looking unto Jesus'...

Hi; good to see you.

Good point! but Congress would take a dim view of the idea of the nuclear button being pushed by proxy only... o_O

Oh okay! well, if needles are the main obstacle, there's always DrNumb cream, to help you figure whether the inking of angel wings making you feel really good would be a stronger pull than aversion to needles... (FYI, see DrNumb.com)

Re. tweeting, my wife is getting arthritic fingers. (If she were American, would this mean she couldn't run for President?) o_O

Okay! completing the phrase, right, then!

Anyway, so you do now know that being tattooed with angel wings would make you feel good, right?

I think the rhetoric was about 'draining the swamp', wasn't it? (I'm only Canadian...)

The Bible is a northern book in the sense that the cold wind blows from the north? If the US wanted to pull of a coup in a Latin American country well south of the Equator, the operatives had to know that the weather was the reverse of what it was in the US, for much of the year; this would...

Oh, YW. :)

Prayer and the Scriptures are so important in the renewing of our minds. :)

Well, your earringed husband is indeed an adult! :)

PS: Several decades back, some Christians might well have said that nice Christian young ladies don't get tattooed or smoke. However, it has to be admitted wisely that this is exactly what might happen these days. The cultural prejudices of decades ago should not color our thinking now (whether...

As the phrase goes, "Mark, read and inwardly digest..." :)