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These are good verses to remember; thank-you.

We do need to seek Christ being paramount in the interpretations that we may think we discern.

Oh I see what you mean, yes. They need to take the initiative for what you called their overjoyed, seed planting pain experience when it's Scripture that is being injected. But when they do, it kind of bodes well for the many witness opportunities, anticipation of which will surely have all...

The Lord's ways are wondrous and past finding out. :) (Romans 11.33)

Golgotha is a particularly grim sounding name, befitting what happened there...

Yes indeed! well put: the overjoyed outcome of inked Scripture outweighs the pain and cost, and it's a proven witness conversation-starter and seed planter (not unlike how nurses - a particularly proportionately well inked demographic nowadays - who often use conversations that may start with...

@Acolyte PS: I think it calls for a lot of humility also for those of us from a Gentile background when we consider that it was the circumstance of Israel's partial unbelief that were were ever grafted as well into God's purposes of blessing in Christ.

John 1.11-12: "He came unto his own, and his own received him not. But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name".

Eretz is also a term used in Hebrew to refer to the historic land of Israel.

If fellowship provokes us to prayer and the Scriptures - and vice versa - then this is really good. :)

So, Mark Twain, then? :) Anyway, I guess you would agree that for a young Christian man or woman getting inked up for the first time with a quote, a Scripture tattoo design would likely bring a lot more satisfaction than from any other source (Mark Twain, other writers, etc.). If maybe you...

YW. :) Blessings

Good Q...

I love Anne Steele' words: "'O may these hallowed pages be My ever dear delight! And still new beauties may I see, And still increasing light!"

I'm sure you keep praying for your son and family members; being a prayer warrior is indeed a noble calling. I guess it strikes me that for a person - a young person, whose first ink experience is linked to the Word of God that s/he is already rejoicing in, it can be a truly memorable and...

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