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Open in new window If you are considering having Hebrew writing tattooed on your body, then the first thing that you must do, is to make sure that the Hebrew is correct and accurate and truly what you want. We can provide you with this service affordably and efficiently.

In order to get tattooed you will need the lettering as well as the outline of the lettering to give to the tattoo artist, otherwise you will have to pay him/her to create the outline for you. We offer the exact matching outlines for our tattoo designs but if you just need a simple translation, we are able to provide that as well.



Ordering a translation / tattoo design from us is simple:

1. Go to the translation page HERE"

2. Choose one of the options.

3. Type in your text to be translated and the Bible source if there is one. Hebrew is gender specific so please include which gender, if required.

4. Make payment. After payment come back to this website.

5. Go to this website's registration page HERE and register an account with us; don't worry it's free and we don't share your info. Once you have registered, it is likely that we may have your order done already from a previous client and we will setup an instant download of your translation via the website system.

6. If we do not have your order done and have to do the work, within 3 - 21 days*, we will email you the translated phrase or word back to you. Your translation comes in the form of a picture (jpeg, jpg) that is emailed to you.

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Published by Admin on 2009/3/21 (191 reads)
Open in new window"Anti-Zionism = Anti-Semitism"
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

From M.L. King Jr., "Letter to an Anti-Zionist Friend," Saturday Review_XLVII (Aug. 1967), p. 76.
Reprinted in M.L. King Jr., "This I Believe: Selections from the Writings of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr."

". . . You declare, my friend, that you do not hate the Jews, you are merely 'anti-Zionist.' And I say, let the truth ring forth from the high mountain tops, let it echo through the valleys of God's green earth: When people criticize Zionism, they mean Jews--this is God's own truth.

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Published by Admin on 2009/3/19 (341 reads)
By Ben Mordechai

Open in new windowDavid Robert Joseph Beckham was born May 2, 1975 in Leytonstone, East London, the son of Ted Beckham, a kitchen fitter and Sandra West, a hairdresser.

David had numerous tattoos on his body before he planned to have something Judaic tattooed. Why? Because David Beckham's maternal grandfather Joseph West, his mother Sandra's father, is Jewish, and David has been quoted as saying numerous times about how the Jewish side to his family and it's Jewish culture has had a positive influence on him; however, he is not known to actively practice Judaism or any other faith for that matter.

In his autobiography called My World, which was serialised in OK! Magazine, David was quoted as saying; "I've probably had more contact with Judaism than with any other religion. He also said that he has been to synagogue on a number of occasions. "I used to wear the traditional Jewish skullcaps when I was younger, and I also went along to some Jewish weddings with my grandfather." More recently, in David's autobiography My Side, he revealed that his father Ted also had a Jewish link, albeit a footballing one, as he used to play semi-professionally for Wingate Finchley.


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Published by Admin on 2009/3/19 (1076 reads)
Open in new windowTattoos are more popular now than ever before. The popularity of tattoos is been driven by their prevalence and their portrayal in the media. One of the many types of tattoos to become popular has been Hebrew lettering tattoos.

Hebrew lettering tattoos really became popular and even fashionable when the world famous couple of David Bekham and his wife Victoria Posh Spice Bekham got matching Hebrew lettering tattoos. They chose the classical and romantic Biblical expression from King Solomon's Song of Songs: I am for my beloved and my beloved is for me. It wasn't too long after the Bekhams that other world famous pop icons were wearing Hebrew tattoos like Madonna, Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera.

Their are many different reasons as to why people choose Hebrew lettering tattoos, some choose Hebrew because of a deep spiritual connection, other are motivated by love, faith, or courage.

Published by Admin on 2009/3/12 (385 reads)
Britney Jean Spears Hebrew Tattoo

Britney Spears Tattoo

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Britney Spears Tattoo

Published by Admin on 2009/3/12 (609 reads)
Christina Aguilera's Tattooed Love Message



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Bible Tattoo: The Bible and tattoos

Published by Admin on 2009/3/11 (264 reads)
Getting a Bad Tattoo

This guy gets Bravery in a German Cross tattooed on his back except the tattoo artist made a mistake.

This video exemplifies why you must choose your tattoo artist by their reputation and years of experience and not by convenience or the best price.










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