Originally Posted by DerechHashem (Post 818687)

I have a pocket watch, and the only necklace is my medical alert necklace, that is the only jewelry I wear, I did have a wedding ring at my wedding but the wife and I have them in resin and they sit upon her desk.

At work when I am in the field I must wear a necktie, it is regulation if I wish to retain my Job (scope of employment) I am a federal Officer. At work I do not wear one, they wish I did, but it is not required, and the union protects that right.

In Revelation I focused on jewelry because this is the theme of the thread, at the end of my thread you will notice I did mention clothing. I did not want to sway away from the topic.

And thank you for your post, and the warm fuzzies, fuzzies are cool. :thumbsup

Originally Posted by HeavenlyOne (Post 818752)

I implore you, regardless of what the Bible says, to wear your medic alert necklace!!

Are your rings set in something like a paperweight? I've never seen that, but it sounds cool.

I think that most men would rather not wear a necktie. My point was that neckties are merely ornamentation, as jewelry also is.

Thanks for the answers though. And good thing warm fuzzies aren't against the Bible! LOL!

Originally Posted by DerechHashem (Post 818754)

Ya she had them put in resin then it sits on a lit base and spins slowly, it is kinda cute when its the only thing lit on her desk.

Behind the rings is a portrait of my wife and I on each side of her mother in the hospital, she was terminal with cancer, so the wife and I were married at her bedside, it gave her mother alot of comfort before she passed, she passed a day later.

:thumbsup

Originally Posted by DerechHashem (Post 818754)

Ya she had them put in resin then it sits on a lit base and spins slowly, it is kinda cute when its the only thing lit on her desk.

Behind the rings is a portrait of my wife and I on each side of her mother in the hospital, she was terminal with cancer, so the wife and I were married at her bedside, it gave her mother alot of comfort before she passed, she passed a day later.

:thumbsup

Originally Posted by DerechHashem (Post 818687)

I have a pocket watch, and the only necklace is my medical alert necklace, that is the only jewelry I wear, I did have a wedding ring at my wedding but the wife and I have them in resin and they sit upon her desk.

At work when I am in the field I must wear a necktie, it is regulation if I wish to retain my Job (scope of employment) I am a federal Officer. At work I do not wear one, they wish I did, but it is not required, and the union protects that right.

In Revelation I focused on jewelry because this is the theme of the thread, at the end of my thread you will notice I did mention clothing. I did not want to sway away from the topic.

And thank you for your post, and the warm fuzzies, fuzzies are cool. :thumbsup

Originally Posted by RandyWayne (Post 818936)

I am usually on the near-militant side of believing that a wedding ring is not only honorable but almost required.

But.... I really like the idea of displaying the wedding bands in a shiny spinning ornament on a desk. Kudos for your creativity!

Originally Posted by Nitehawk013 (Post 818572)

The verse says broidered...not braided. They are not the same thing.

Originally Posted by Godsdrummer (Post 818383)

You forgot braiding of the hair!!! Oh wait is it ok for a woman to put her hair up in fancy hair doos?

But wait you need to check the meaning of the word "not" again. this particular word does not mean "not ever" it means that those things should not be the how a women is to show holiness. It does not mean she cannot wear it. I don't say this for you though I am not trying to change your mind or any other persons mind. But just getting the children of God to quit taking everything said as the word of God but to seek out their own salvation with fear and tembling.
Some times you have to read deeper than the first word of a definition.

Originally Posted by rdp (Post 819148)

No, the women at our church do not braid their hair [the ones who obey the Bible, at least], since God-breathed Scripture is very clear on this.

You say, "It does not mean that she cannot wear it [jewelry, presumably]." You are saying the exact opposite of what the Bible says. Who would simply read those verses & say, "Okay, God is okay w/ me wearing jewelry!"? No one w/ an honest heart.