David Kent
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two numbers four & seven or four sevens
one river parted into four heads ( Jesus garments ) which can be seen as four beasts understanding this in relation to the seven creative days ... which leaves three ( perception)
ps: it is by way of X141/aseyesee GOD has revealed these deeper truths to me
I'm astonished at all this talk about tattoos on here, though I've just learned from your post that it concerned a fear of offending God by having yourself tattooed.
I think I should start by saying that I have quite a few tattoos. I do not know if that is frowned upon, but I was a wild child. Whether regret or not I believe that we can all learn to grow and hopefully live to know. I do not believe tattoos are the mark of the beast or anything like that. Anyways, one of these tattoos is 777. Almost everyday since getting it I've seen that number in the most random places. Being that it was years ago I have dropped the idea that its merely coincidence. I would like to know someone's opinion on what it could mean. I have no idea if it's suppose to be a message, but if it is I have yet to decipher it.
in another view ( but not another)
Golgotha ( place of the skull )
four senses in our head/skull, the fifth sense in our hand which these five give us a husband/spirit not our own as a sixth ( sixth sense ) ... the seventh being our true husband sat resting upon a well
nothing is out of order, understanding in relation to the feasts we have just come out of Pentecost which is likened to a wandering in a wilderness caught between two mountains, a place of confusion where we reason between what is and what is not , seen as to fruits of a tree etc
we are but strangers in a strange land ... it not being our own, but GOD does not leave us here, seeing to get somewhere you need two points of reference, but to get there you must leave the two ...
What nonsense. Why are you comparing Christ (I assume) sitting on a well with one of our senses?
What is that all about?
not i but scripture relates Christ as our true husband ... it is our five husbands which gives us a husband not our own ...
Sorry. No doubt I did.I wasn't even talking about tattoos.
So either one of us is imagining things that isn't thereOr you quoted the wrong person
i have no interest in doctrines and theologies of men ...
Ironic from someone making up his own beliefs based on random numbers.
Meanwhile, Candlemas is about commemorating this Biblical event:
Bible Gateway passage: Luke 2:22-40 - New International Version
Nothing to worry about, right? People do it, esp. after 18; unbelievers do it; Christians do it; some are faith based and effective conversation starters; some aren't.Do not worry about your tattoos. I feel it is fine to have tattoos.
Eisen Sphere said:I think I should start by saying that I have quite a few tattoos. I do not know if that is frowned upon, but I was a wild child. Whether regret or not I believe that we can all learn to grow and hopefully live to know. I do not believe tattoos are the mark of the beast or anything like that. Anyways, one of these tattoos is 777. Almost everyday since getting it I've seen that number in the most random places. Being that it was years ago I have dropped the idea that its merely coincidence. I would like to know someone's opinion on what it could mean. I have no idea if it's suppose to be a message, but if it is I have yet to decipher it.
Catherineanne said:It doesn't mean a thing. Not a thing.
Humans are wired to spot patterns; once we have a pattern in mind we will see it everywhere and interpret it accordingly. This is how we can read text in any font once we know the basic patterns.
Pattern Recognition and Your Brain | psychology24.org
But unfortunately this ‘automatic’ process can also lead to errors and false pattern recognition. This tendency to mistakenly identify patterns is called apophenia and explains why we will sometimes see faces in our wallpaper or why we will think there is a relationship between events when really it’s just a coincidence. Apophenia can even explain our tendency towards conspiracy theories, gambling and several ‘cognitive biases’.
Forget the numbers; they don't mean a thing.
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