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Some would see it as one means among many to seek to fulfill the Great Commission in this Gospel Age; the Egyptians weren't part of this at all...

So often I feel as if I just don't "get" it, either, computer-wise. (My wife is far better at it...)

Oh I take your point. Would you however deny that any blessing can result simply because the Bible verse is with ink on skin rather than ink on paper?

I think the young lady that my wife and I talked to (see previous post) would come into the "use it well" rather than the "feel good" category... (If this makes sense...) You seem to have given the whole subject a great deal of thought, anyway.

Some ppl have seared consciences...

I struggle with the computer often also...

Good passage to remember...

PS: My wife and I talked to a young lady with the whole of John 3.16 tattooed on her wrist area; it was her favorite Bible verse, and mine also, and I'm sure other conversations have also come about as a result of her willingness for the needle to inject in such a design. Whatever one thinks, it...

I would have a hard job attributing to that source a Bible verse which effects witness conversations, though...

Sounds macabre...

Well, it was below zero again this morning, here... I reckon if you can see the snow-capped tops of the Rockies it's still way below zero there...

The point is that the Scriptures are now complete, and the purpose of the sign gifts to reinforce doctrine before the completion of the Scriptures is no longer there.

I guess that there will be a lot of comment as the Easter holiday approaches. Good to keep in mind the doctrine of the Resurrection! :) (1 Corinthians 15).

PS: There are at least 2 types of people; for one type of person it's an ordeal; and the pain is a reason not to do it again - or even at all. For the other type of person it really feels good to do. (No doubt anyway about the category to which you willingly belong, right? :))

Indeed...

Up here a government minister resigned and made a whole range of allegations. The appropriate Parliamentary Committee heard some evidence from some ppl; then they voted to abandon the whole investigation completely. (It's what President George H W Bush Senior called 'policy differences by subpoena'.

I take your point; if everyone else at 18 got tattooed - even & especially the young women, it seems now - then for some ppl this would be a great reason not to be. Yes; I take your point! (I guess you would readily understand also how in theory it could work the other way; to be the only person...

1 Corinthians 10.32 - Jew, Gentile, church of God - say what it says. :)

Indeed... :) Meanwhile, it seems to be almost standard at 18 onwards to go for the first ink; and faith based designs are very popular also.

Often happens, yes...