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@GodsGrace Back, you said Yes, it's mainstream now.

We do indeed need to get into the Word daily...

It's not just the case of apparent ease on the surface; it's a question of thorough and accurate translation; and the King James has stood the test of time. And yes indeed I would give it to a new believer.

I love the King James and use it frequently! :)

Hazy but getting bright; still dry.

The fruit of the Spirit passage in Galatians is very searching. The Lord Jesus said: 'By their fruits ye shall know them'.

Oh okay! so you vape now, yes.

So did you quit smoking also, @Nancy ?

John 3.16 is a perennial favorite... :)

Nice to keep it that way, right? :)

@Mayflower So do you remember whether it was you who introduced tattooing to your husband or whether it was he who introduced it to you? (Or maybe it wasn't that way at all...)

Oh okay, so you never even tried it! :) Better.

@Mayflower BTW, did you quit smoking?

@quietthinker PS: Well worth quitting! :)

I quit.

@Acolyte Don't beat yourself up, anyway. Even the great preacher Spurgeon smoked. Quit if you can but don't beat yourself up.

Fingers, hand, wrist areas are popular placements for tattoos now; maybe you've seen them. tattoostime dot com pinterest dot com

Great verse there!

The book by Hislop - whether or not accurate in every single respect - certain can act as a spur to grasp and be sure of Bible doctrine.

Yes, indeed; and my wife and I talked to a young lady with the whole of John 3.16 tattooed on her wrist area who told us it was her favorite Bible verse (it is mine also, I told her); and it's easy to imagine her quiet, deep joy as she confidently went to the tattoo parlor as a Christian woman...