Old testamant says body peircing   cuttingg and prints on body are not good.

But our new geneation is having ears pierceing and tatoos on them, so is this suitable for a believer or GOD look only ur heart

If a girl is modestly dressed and have an earring and a tootoo hidden ,will god respect her lifestyle

Not sure at tatoos, but are you sure about ear piercing? I thought old testament slaves pierced the ears if they wanted to work for the master the rest of their lives.

well piercing and cutting may be same? i do not know.

Are the “weak in faith” a privileged class?

The issue presented falls, at the best, in the category of disputed matters faced by weak in faith. Weak in faith, these days, have grown into a formidable force; there exist churches of the “weak in faith” as well!!!

Coming to the treatment of “Weak in Faith” in NT (Refer - Romans 14):

Churches will have a combination of believers from different backgrounds, different maturity and knowledge levels. Some will be weak and some immature. Anyways, weak and immature shall not be the leaders and decision makers.

“Weakness in faith” is not to be used as an excuse for demanding others to forsake their liberty in Christ Jesus. Some intend to take others captive and deny them their freedom under the guise of exercising their right to be “weak in faith”. None has any right to be “weak in faith”; or waiting to “stumble”.

Romans 14 present before us a few “specimens” of issues faced by believers of differing convictions like food, special days, festivals, other observances etc. What is presented is not an exhaustive list of probable causes.

Adducing to these specimens, Paul enunciates the “Principle” of conduct for settling the probable distress believers may encounter. It also shows to all concerned parties as to how they ought to act with regard to “all” similar issues and questions.

The underlying intention of Apostle Paul is to dispel all the contentions among believers by dealing with such issues in kindness, charity, consideration and in the end: to produce and maintain peace. If we honestly apply these principles, that will settle most of the controversies and differences among believers and churches.

Paul proceeds telling everyone that:

1.   We have no right to "judge" another believer, for he is God’s servant 14:3

2.   We must deal with all disputable matters conscientiously

3.   There should be kindness and charity; 14:6

4.   We must stand at the judgment-seat of Christ to give an account "there"

5.   We shall not usurp the function of judging;

6.   There is really nothing unclean of itself;

7.   Christianity consists in more important matters than "these disputable” issues

8.   We should follow after the things of peace, etc.

The principle of Romans 14 applies to all "similar" cases of difference of opinion about rites, ceremonies, non-essential teachings, and disputable matters

This is not given to use the “weak brother”; “weak in faith”; “stumbling block”; “distressed brothers” argument as a ploy for demanding submission to our sinister motives or interference in the life of others.

1st Corinthians 6:20 KJV: For ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God's.

1st Samuel 16:7 : But the LORD said unto Samuel, Look not on his countenance, or on the height of his stature; because I have refused him: for the LORD seeth not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance, but the LORD looketh on the heart.

Modestly dressed or tattoed or not tattoed... thats not what God is looking for... Its the heart of a person that no man can fully see... and yet if u ask, Is its ok to have a hidden tattoo... well you did answer that yourself, Jehova never liked us to defile our bodies with such means... he made us in His own Image... our Body and our Spirit Are of God.. Do we have the right to modify it with our stubborn free will???

Where do you get the principle that "Jehova never liked us to defile our bodies with such means... he made us in His own Image... our Body and our Spirit Are of God.. Do we have the right to modify it with our stubborn free will???"

If this is the case, then we should never cut our nails, women should never cut their hair, we should never put on cream to combat dry skin, etc. etc. 

Earrings can be changed or removed, but tattoos are generally lifelong.  Is there any pattern or style you wouldn't change after 5 years?