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The point where calligraphy and tattoo artistry meet can produce some very fine work. Goes to show just how much potential Bible quotes have in witness ink, doesn't it?

Both tribal and Christian in inspiration can make a good design combinations, right? I get the impression that for people of a Native American heritage getting tattooed is an especially natural thing to do, to a particularly high demographic proportion, isn't it? (especially Native American...

Yes, the Christian fish symbol <>< is very popular as a tattoo, isn't it?

It goes to show the value of consecutive teaching from the Scriptures.

@Waiting on him Thanks for your 'like'; I think the upper arm placement for the eagle tattoo in 'tribal' style (above) would equally suit both genders, right? So has any of your family gone for 'tribal' style ink?

@Heart2Soul : We were talking about eagles in Scripture on the other thread; did you ever see eagle tattoo pictures? This one has the Isaiah 40.31 reference: pinterest dot com

@Heart2Soul PS: Psalm 40.31 speaks of eagles... :)

A thread with a great subject: dedicated reading of the Scriptures. :)

Well, the Mosaic law was indeed strongly part of the Jewish background.

A lot of ppl's tattoos are very meaningful, aren't they? including your daughter's, probably.

...but we on the other hand need to keep looking up (Hebrews 12.2; 1 Corinthians 11.26). :)

It's interesting that a lot of Matthew has a very strong Jewish background.

I think we definitely need to depend of what the Lord says to us revealed in His Word.

In that section of Ephesians 2, both aspects of the truth are well balanced.

I guess you are using this term in the same sense as 'born again' (John 3)?

Romans 8 wonderfully confirms how the believer indeed cries 'Abba, Father'.

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I agree with your use of the word 'bizarre' there. "..thought it not robbery to be equal with God..." (Philippians 2.6) "...I and my Father are one..." (John 10.30)

Yesterday in church we were thinking about: "Be still, and know that I am God' (Psalm 46.10).