This is a good time to reason, sister, and look back. The reason why the Jews were instructed not to mark their bodies is because there was a (Egyptian?) custom of tattooing the body before burial or as religious custom. I think it is safe to say that you can not only double-check the scriptures, who these commandments were written for, when, and why. What you did before your conversion has little signifigance to who you are today, lest as a testimony. This is my outlook on tattooing, but as a follower of Jah (more and more every day!) I believe that you keep the meaning and motive righteous. Many rastas have the Conquering Lion tattooed on them. Great show of integrity and walking lightly sister. Last but not least, be sensitive to what the Holy Spirit is saying to you- let Jah be your ultimate guide. Only through prayer and supplication shall we truly conquer evil!

Inity, one love, and blessings to all true believers as we celebrate Emmanuel's birth and this coming New Year!!!

Bless UP!!!

In my sight Jah blesses us througout our life and he is with us even when we dont know it or want to recognize it. when u got those tattoos he was with you and they may have speacil meaning to you. The Lord Jah na care bout your body he cares about your soul and your love for him. As long as you walk in his light and do unto him word then IandI can see no wrong in what you chose to do

thank you for this post sister I an I was wondering the same thing while reading the Kebra Negast. bless