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Maybe the placement has something to do with it; if it's not seen so often. (A wrist/ lower arm placement would in contrast be more likely to be seen, especially in warmer weather.) Everyone is different, anyway.

A fine, dry day today, though a little cloudy.

I reckon that when it's been visible it's been the cause of starting various conversations, right? (The one - with John 3.16 in full - on the wrist of the young lady that my wife and I talked to certainly worked to bring about the conversation we had with her, just as it was designed to do, no...

JohnPaul: Yes, it's not unusual for the thought of another to follow a first tattoo. (The young lady that my wife and I talked to with John 3.16 tattooed on her wrist area had - as far as I know - only one tattoo, but this was seemingly very much a deliberate witness tool that she had chosen to...

Glad it seemed to go well. (Don't worry about the other gentleman, to whom you will be saying goodbye politely...)

Thanks for your poll vote! (All votes - & comments - appreciated...)

Well, we are not likely to agree on this, I think...

@michaelvpardo PS: Did you vote in the poll yet? :)

The timing is wrong, that is, the sequence of events described in scripture place the catching up, or gathering of the church, at the last trump, at Christ's return in glory (so that we can come back with Him in glory, transformed and with new bodies freed from sin.) If you read the passages...

Hi; ms. Jacqui; good to see you

The book sounds interesting, but I'm a little leery of hidden prophecies and doctrines. At one time I believed in the "pretribulation rapture" of the Church, but the Lord taught me things that make that a problematic doctrine to say the least, including scripture that contradicts the cherry...

PS: It's good to have the activities of Acts 2.41-42 as an ideal that is attainable: ........... Then they that gladly received his word were baptized: and the same day there were added unto them about three thousand souls. And they continued stedfastly in the apostles' doctrine and fellowship...

Well, it's the Lord that searches the heart ... (Jeremiah 17.10).

The Cross is indeed central; Philippians 2 is a pivotal passage about the Lord Jesus having been obedient unto death, even the death of the Cross; which changes the perspective on everything.

PS: You're a lot older than 18 in any case! :)

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Oh it's been in that direction for decades...

In Luke, the Lord Jesus said we should take up our crosses daily (Luke 9.23).

Your work immediately reminded me of Hopper's, anyway.