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Bible verses for religious tattoos?

I want a tattoo of a lion near the crossing and, in my foot. Is there any Christian Bible verses, which are very good to put in the foot too? or have to do with justice of the Lord? Please do not quote Leviticus, which also States to cut hair or beard, which is the law of the Old and only applies to people at that time. Thank you.

Is it okay for a Christian to get a tattoo? Tattoos are making a comeback in today's culture. From teenagers to housewives, who are appearing everywhere, even among Christians. So is OK for Christians get tattoos? To answer this, we must see what the Bible says about it, anyway. http://www.carm.org/questions/other-questions/it-okay-christian-get-tattoo * Rev. 13:16: "And he causeth all, both small and large, rich and poor, freemen and slaves, to be given a mark on the right hand or forehead. 17 which provides that no person should be able to buy or sell, save he who has the mark, the name of the beast or the number of his name. "See also: 14:9, 11; 16:2, 19:20, 20:04. Any Christian would have no problem denouncing the Mark of the Beast and saying it is sinful. Is it or is not a physical mark has been discussed, but it goes without saying that we are not to receive such a mark. Leviticus is the step that we must now examine. To do this, we must quote their context. Something has to be examined is whether or not we Christians are required to keep Old Testament Law. No, not us. However, this does not mean it's okay to lie, cheat and steal. It means that we are not obligated to observe the law of the Old Testament in order to achieve or maintain our salvation. This is because we have died to the law and therefore, all things are lawful for me to us. * Rom. 7:1,4, "Know ye not, brethren (for I speak to those who know the law) that the law has jurisdiction over a living person? … 4 Therefore, my brethren, was also dying to the Law through the body of Christ, which can be joined to another, to Him who was raised from dead, that we should bear fruit for God. "* 1 Cor. 6:12 of the," All things are lawful, but not all things are profitable. All things are lawful for me, but I will not be mastered by anything. "If a person wants to argue that a Christian must keep the Law of the Old Testament about tattoos, so they also maintain Old Testament law concerning not shave his beard? Besides, what would they do with the Scriptures that say they have died to the law and that all things are lawful? Do you require legalism? First, you should keep the truth that we are not to violate any moral law of God. It is always wrong to lie, cheat and steal. Such statements clearly reiterated in the New Testament and are based on the character of God. Thus, the law of the Old Testament that deal with morality, is certainly to be respected. All Ten Commandments (except Sabbath) referred to in the New Testament is still valid (Matt. 19:17-19, 1 Cor. 5:11, 6:9, Revelation 13:6). Secondly, we see no New Testament commands that tell us to keep the sacrificial system, work on the Sabbath ban, ban the shaving of the beard or tattoos wills, etc. Since we have died to the law and all things are lawful for me (excluding, of course, sin), then the Christian is not required to maintain not command the Old Testament to get tattooed. Remember, if the tattoo is a sin, then so is shaving the beard – if his command and keep it. Thirdly, let me ask a question. Is it okay to eat meat that has been deliberately sacrificed to idols? Is it a sin to buy the meat on the market and consumed as a Christian? The answer is not a sin. 1 Cor. 10:25-29, "Eat everything that is sold in the meat market without asking questions for conscience 'sake, because 26 earth is the Lord, and everything in it. 27 If one of the unbelievers invites you and want to go, eat whatever is set before you without asking for reasons of conscience. 28 But if someone should say, 'This is meat sacrificed to idols, "do not eat, for the sake of the person who informed him, and for reasons of conscience, 29 no I refer to your own conscience, but the other man, then why is my liberty judged by another conscience? "Paul is telling us that a Christian is not worry about a pagan "connection" because it is free in Christ. In this case, the Christian is free to eat meat sacrificed to idols. But Paul makes it clear we are not free to drop any other person, as a weak Christian. We must be cautious in applying our freedom and not make someone stumble.

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