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So... do you want to the the master of your own fate...? (excuse the question thus phrased...) Reliance on grace is everything.

Hebrews is the source of so many searching quotes...

Can't imagine why I ever liked snowballs... o_O

Today it is much milder; beware of the wind, though...

Every parlor's artists tends to have individual pricing; and the client agrees with the artist beforehand the price of what is often a very individualized piece of artwork. (Don't forget to factor in the tip.) You are right indeed that aspects such as the size, the design, the time will...

It's not simply a 'God happened to know beforehand' idea; it's an active setting aside for blessing.

Solemn passage, indeed...

A Biblical understanding is: Three in One, and One in Three; plenty of Scriptures for this.

Yes, this is a searching aspect: the will of God ruling instead of the will of the flesh. Indeed, John 1.13 says that the new birth is not of the will of the flesh.

Hi; good to see you on the forums.

...just as the Old Testament bondservant's pierced ear showed that s/he was now the willing participant in a new Master-servant relationship. With a new heart we are made willing.

Unless grace had drawn me, in the flesh I would never have come of my own accord...

So have you thought of the situation of tattooed Scripture phrase - maybe in silent proclamation - being for someone the right message in the right place at the right time? :)

Warfield wrote some very useful material.

Great verse there.

Bethany House Publishers has produced some good material. Some of James R. White's books are issued by them, for example.

Good definition! Whereas the Gospel involves God's gracious sending of His Son to die at the Cross for sinners. (John 3.16)

Well, exactly. Rather like the idea of the Old Testament bondservant's ear piercing, right? something that identifies the person. (I never can understand ppl who claim that ear piercing - especially for men, in the light of the bondservant passages - is supposedly unScriptural.)

John 1.18 is a very searching verse...

I wish so called evangelicals would focus on human responsibility and God's sovereignty, rather than on 'decisionism'...