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@Butterfly Thank-you for your thoughtful, recent posts. Clearly you see becoming a tattooed Christian woman as a development that can be good and wholesome.

Odd logic...o_O

Yes, it's a spiritually discerned body.

I do wish to lean firmly on the fact that His glory is 'as of the only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth' (John 1.14).

The Deity of Christ is a truly glorious truth: "1. Thou art the everlasting Word, The Father’s only Son; God manifestly seen and heard, And Heav’n’s belovèd one: Refrain Worthy, O Lamb of God, art Thou That every knee to Thee should bow. 2. In Thee most perfectly expressed The Father’s...

I am not convinced that you accept the unambiguous and glorious Deity of Christ, Sir, of which there is so much Scriptural evidence, unless I have misunderstood you.

Worship really is Godward, first and foremost. The Psalms are ample proof of this. John 4.24 shows worship must be 'in spirit and in truth', in the words of the Lord Jesus.

So do you think that it's always best to keep tattoos hidden? or do think having the confidence to have them visible sometimes is also reasonable?

This verse is hardly a denial of the miracles. He was 'declared to be the Son of God with power' (Romans 1.4).

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The eternal dimension is so vitally important, yes.

I do think the miracles prove otherwise.

He never ceased to be God; the Hebrews 1 passage referred to is most glorious; it's a revealed mystery.

Hi, Sir: "It is finished" is a wonderful text, a great key to understanding the Cross!

1 Thess. 4 shows that 'we that are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet them in the air'.

He is both Son of God (John 1.1; John 1.14; 1 Timothy 3.16; Hebrews 1.1-9, etc.) and Son of man (a glorious title in the Gospels).

@Bobby Jo FYI...

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Yes, I missed it; but the comparison is compelling... :)