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...which kind of begs the question: what does any of this have to do with faith based tattoo designs (e.g., Christian fish sign <>< on a wrist, etc.)? Tentative answer: Well, exactly. Blessings.

Deborah13: Somehow I can't imagine you as a leather biker. Then, again, I must not stereotype you... Blessings.

Madonna's tracks such as Rain and Frozen do come to mind also. ......... (But Madonna is so versatile and wide-ranging, she has been into pretty well everything.)

In addition, what I've heard of her also reminds me of something between Celtic and Madonna. Blessings.

So she's hard rock, then? Kind of loud, rhythmic base guitar, rasping, throaty roar, etc? Blessings.

jasoncran: It's 'faith in His blood' (Romans 3). Blessings.

I saw she also worked with Jars of Clay, if I'm not mistaken. What I've heard of Plumb she wouldn't be regarded as hard rock. Blessings.

Well, exactly. The Old Testament sacrifices looked forward to the Cross; today, those who are justified by faith look back to the finished sacrifice at the Cross.

Yes, I think this is the one. Kind of aptly named, right? Blessings.

Wonderful. Blessings.

Ty. Hope they can get together again. Blessings.

I kind of appreciate Scofield (and Darby) as general guidance, really. Blessings.

Hornet is also the name of an airplane. Blessings.

Is Plumb identified as a Christian? does anyone know?

Deborah13 It's a very interesting point, anyway. Doesn't necessarily prove one way or another whether a particular individual 'ought to' get tattooed, of course. Even leaving aside the dispensational aspect of whether the New Testament believer is really under the Old Testament law in any...

I should poke around, then, on the Web... :) Not that it makes much of a difference in terms of dispensationalism. There is no such thing as Cyrus Ingersoll Scofield speaking ex cathedra... Blessings.

Interesting; I wonder who edited it meantime: Oxford University Press or other folks? Blessings.