Miracles and Knives (Joshua 5:1-9)
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This document discusses circumcision and its spiritual meaning. It begins by asking questions about being born again and loving the Lord. Then it discusses the Israelites circumcising themselves again at Gilgal after crossing the Jordan River, as commanded by Joshua. This act of circumcision removed the reproach of Egypt from them. The document notes that true circumcision is of the heart, not just outwardly in the flesh.
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