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...and some who think they are in the body Christ may get a big surprise...

@Waiting on him It occurs to me also that the Spurgeon Archive on the Web; and also Banner of Truth for Whitefield, might be good resources.

Their doctrine and preaching was indeed rooted in the sovereignty of God, anyway.

@Butterfly FYI, recently you said: You might of course never even get any more ink. But over here it's become so mainstream and benign that in North America more women use tattoo parlors than men do - I don't know about the UK.

"...One faith, one Lord, one baptism..."

I was thinking that Psalm 139 is so searching: 139 O lord, thou hast searched me, and known me. 2 Thou knowest my downsitting and mine uprising, thou understandest my thought afar off. 3 Thou compassest my path and my lying down, and art acquainted with all my ways. 4 For there is not a word...

Parlors do generally seem to invite regulation, according to the professional organizations of artists and piercers, anyway.

It's not for everyone. While over here in North America, women - before it became a mainstream and benign thing to do (and maybe your daughter thinks this way also?) - generally used to shy away from getting tattooed, when it was more typically a man thing or a radical 'alternative' thing to...

Historically preachers such as Whitefield and Spurgeon who strongly believed in the sovereignty of God also saw large numbers converted...

A very humbling truth for the sinner...

Good application...

I guess what I was referring to is that today parlor artists have much less of a reputation for trying to evade inspection and regulation.

Matthew 28: '...the Name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost...' Three Persons; one Name.

Joy in the Spirit, prayer and thanksgiving are great themes in Philippians.

False doctrine, Sir. Ephesians 4.10 makes it clear that the Spirit of God is not simply an influence or an aspect but a Person, Who can be grieved. The end of Matthew 28 has the baptismal formula in Three Persons, not influences or aspects. In John's Gospel, Father, Son and Holy Spirit are all...

Read those chapters and they will stand out amazingly clearly. End of discussion.

Well, exactly. We need to keep looking unto Jesus (Hebrews 12.2) with a living, Biblical hope, and not to young men who think they know better because they have been to seminary.

Romans 8.28. :)

You mean about Godly home life or God in the Three Persons? Actually, both are true in any case.

The New Testament is indeed full of God in Three Persons. (Not least John's First Epistle...)