To tattoo or not to tattoo?
To tattoo or not to tattoo? Not! Today's dead apostate church however will justify just about any sin under the sun in the name of grace. However, it is a false grace giving a false sense of security in your sin! The true grace of God teaches us to say "NO!" to such worldliness and to walk upright and holy (i.e. separate) lives (Titus 2:11, 12).Leviticus 19:28 Ye shall not make any cuttings in your flesh for "the dead", nor print any marks upon you:
Tattoos are, will always be, associated with paganism and witchcraft. Their origins are as old as humanity itself. These prints or marks were made with ink, black lead or the incisions in the flesh were filled. This was usually done as an idolatrous practice. Their origin lies alongside worship of idols, demons and false gods. In ancient times, to imprint upon themselves the mark of an idol, to show that they were his servants.
Our bodies are intended for resurrection and eternal life in the age to come. We have been fearfully and wonderfully made, and Paul said that our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit. Christians should not desecrate the beautiful handiwork of God with tattoos or piercings, nor are we to intentionally destroy it with the fire of cremation. Christians throughout history have respected the body and buried their dead for we will rise again. THIS body that you now have will come our of the grave and be transformed in such a way as to never die again. You are body, soul, and spirit, which we should preserve blameless until the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ
What if you have one already? What can one do? Can you afford to take it off? Do so. If you cannot then what is done, is done. The salvation of the Father, through the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus, is more than enough. Don't fret. IF you have repented from breaking God's 10 commandments (Exodus 20), accepted Jesus, then you are a new creation.
Stop listening to false modern teachings.