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John 15 in the words of the Lord Jesus, has: 'I am the vine'...

1 Corinthians 10.32 makes it clear that the church and the Jew and the Gentile are distinct.

@GodsGrace FYI: did you see the most recent posts, above?

I guess hell and judgment are expressions of similar concepts and consequences.

Well, it's what adults - over 18 - of both genders typically do, right?

Sometimes popular speakers almost make it sound as if sinners save themselves...:(

Relevant verses, yes.

Yes, interesting... So maybe in your case, when you've at least thought about it, it's the idea of the significant, permanent spiritual meaning of the form of the design that you would receive through inking that would mainly attract you. While if you're honest as well you probably do feel it...

I think it's also about levels of guilt (e.g., Hitler, etc....)

Yes, well for some Christians it's more about embracing a pragmatic witness means that certainly works through its visibility. For others, it's intensely about the joy of receiving needled ink that denotes very personally meaningful spiritual truth, with some pain that maybe makes it all the...

Legalism is always an easy way out, I think...but not Biblical.

Sounds like you don't like his tattoo designs so much...but he seems to have a lot more ink than you (so far).

PS: When you have had your own thoughts about doing it, has it usually been around possible faith based designs?

@Heart2Soul Does it get really cold in Oklahoma? :)

A very cold night....lots of windchill...

Another great verse in Philippians: Philiippians 4.13: 'I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me'.

Philiippians 4.13: 'I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me'.

Yes, those are very widespread and sought after ink motifs. Were you maybe at first a bit skeptical / concerned when your daughters both became tattooed women? (Because it sounds like as if you afterwards became maybe more understanding of a woman's wish to participate in it, anyway.)

@friend of I think it's important for us, who are not under the law, to remember that the law was changed in any case and what we now have is better than the law. (Hebrews 7.12; Hebrews 7.19)

PS: @Heart2Soul The 'no condemnation' of Romans 8.1 begins a very wonderful and far-reaching chapter. :)