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The young people that I've met who have submitted willingly to Bible verse tattooing have seemed very determined, anyway. (Remains to be seen I guess if such determination makes itself known to you among those you are close to.) Blessings.

Congrats. on nearly 1000 posts... Blessings.

Searching the Scriptures prayerfully is in any case healthy...

@Mayflower Yes, it can be a rugged, manly thing to do. @justbyfaith You would probably agree, I think.

Biblically it's Three Persons in One God, and One God in Three Persons.

The Holy Spirit gave them and the last book is Revelation. I don't think it's profitable to argue about this.

Who has another favorite Psalm?

We must remember that the Holy Spirit never goes against the Word that He Himself has inspired.

Yes, well although some Christians don't like it, others who see its value in witness often feel a parlor visit for testimony ink can be a really wholesome and effective thing to do, don't they?

Happy new year to you and yours!

@"ByGrace" I think that from the time that your husband got his tattoos decades back the demographics of ink have broadened very considerably, haven't they. (I forget if you said whether other family members now have tattoos.) Seems like there has been quite a sea change in tattoo trends in...

I don't understand Oneness theology. Scripture clearly teaches God in Three Persons.

God's Spirit never goes against anything He has already inspired in the settled Scriptures.

Darby wrote a lot of good material. (His style of English can be a little obscure sometimes...) I do like his hymns particularly. Yes, the heavenly situation of the believer - in Christ Jesus, seating in heavenly places (Ephesians 1) - is so important to remember. Running through Darby's work...

Scripture is our final reference point.

@Mayflower : I saw your recent comment about wanting to be a Proverbs 31 woman; FYI, I saw this design: suggestkeyword dot com The demographics of getting ink have opened up a lot, haven't they, from when it used to be basically male sailors and bikers that had it done.

@charity: I do see the Lord's Supper as normative for all Christians, right from Acts 2 until the Rapture, whether they be from a Gentile or Jewish background, don't you?

Well, exactly; the Bible is complete now. :)

I do love Ephesians 1; its content is so very - literally - out of this world, and contrasts with so much fashionable religious thinking.

It can be healthy to re-read passages of Scripture.