Spurgeon quote...

[farouk]

Here's a great quote from C H Spurgeon.... :)

 

[farouk]

@Johann FYI......

cc @BarnyFife

cc @Lambano

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[Helen]

Good one…..:)

 

[farouk]

Good one…..:)

Thanks, @Helen !

Good to see you again.

 

[farouk]

@Lambano Thanks for the 'like'; Spurgeon is such a great source for good quotes......... :)

 

[Angelina]

 

[Angelina]

 

[Angelina]

 

[Angelina]

 

[farouk]

Hi @Angelina; seems like you've found a really good resource for Spurgeon quotes... :)

 

[Angelina]

@farouk they are saved on my computer. :)

 

[Angelina]

 

[farouk]

@farouk they are saved on my computer. :)

@Angelina Sounds like you've spent quite some time collecting all those really good quotes and graphics... :)

 

[Angelina]

years @farouk ...years! ;)

 

[farouk]

years @farouk ...years! ;)

@Angelina I saw an article about a Christian young lady who liked Spurgeon so much that she included a Spurgeon quote among her tattoos.

(I guess you're not into that sort of thing now, though.)

 

[Angelina]

Not really into tats but I could get a ta moko if I was really game....lol!

 

[farouk]

Not really into tats but I could get a ta moko if I was really game....lol!

@Angelina You mean, like a Maori-style inking?

 

[Angelina]

Well I do live in NZ and ta moko is becoming popular again particularly with young people who want to keep their traditions and carry the lineage of their ancestors on display.

 

[Rita]

I like Spurgeon, had a whole book of his sermons on my old e-reader but it went wrong and decided to get a different make of reader ( went from a Kobo to a Kindle ) so the sermons were lost !!

 

[farouk]

Well I do live in NZ and ta moko is becoming popular again particularly with young people who want to keep their traditions and carry the lineage of their ancestors on display.

@Angelina Interesting; all the young ppl with whom I have spoken with Bible verses/refs. tattooed seem to have had them done for witness tool reasons, because they easily become talking points. I suppose in theory also a Bible ref. could be gotten in the style of a ta moko: like with a cursive symbolic lettering in Maori style.