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VictoryinJesus Grace is indeed pivotal! "All of grace, yes, grace surpassing Such a portion to bestow, But the love, all knowledge passing Grace has taught us now to know. Love that bore the stripes and sorrow, Love that suffered on the tree, Love that shares the bright tomorrow With the...

Good post! The Epistle to the Hebrews offers so many answers and clarifications to matters of confusion and doctrinal error in professing Christendom.

Did you publish a book, @"ByGrace"? (Publishing details?) or maybe you meant 'my book' as an expression?

...and the Lord Jesus is the perfect fulfilment of the feast of firstfruits - Christ our Passover is sacrificed for us and is become the firstfruits of them that slept - and so the risen Christ into whose rest we enter has wonderfully superseded the law- and sabbath-keeping under the Old...

Good to talk to others who are 'looking unto Jesus' (Hebrews 12.2). :)

The point is practising Acts 2.42 at a local level, not trying to achieve some huge organizational conglomeration.

Is she a tattoo artist? (talent in the family...)

I do find the dispensational framework helpful in understanding Scripture. 1 Co. 10.32 is a useful reference point.

FYI: @"ByGrace" : Had you seen this report, quoted above?

Your own tattoo?

Good to see you. Herein is love, not that we loved God, but that he loved us, and sent his Son [to be] the propitiation for our sins. (1 John 4.10).

The Lord Jesus as the Great Shepherd is a glorious title of His. John 10 is a great passage. The 'great shepherd of the sheep' is also mentioned in Hebrews 13.

Hebrews 12.2 says, keep 'looking unto Jesus' :).

PS: You mentioned Calgary on the other thread; Kristin Fraser is a noted artist in Calgary; this from her seems like a quotation from Psalm 46.10 (with the Rockies near Calgary as a backdrop): STRANGE WORLD TATTOO

East Chicago, Indiana

Really? I'd like to go up the Tower; we did go to Lougheed House, my wife and I. :)

The books of the Bible - such as for example the New Testament ones authored by Apostles - did not become canonical only in the 16th century.

Umm...last time I checked, men such as Zwingli and Calvin had little to do with Luther, but they acknowledged the Bible's canon for what it is, and didn't depend on Luther's views, at whatever stage his views were at.

Kind of wondered that myself...

Interesting; in the army days when your dh got all his it wasn't so widespread for women to get them; although now apparently 55% - 70% or more of parlor clients in North America are actually women. Apparently now also military spouses are an especially high demographic with tattoos, often...