When Jesus Says to “Cut-Off” Anything that Causes Someone to Sin, Is This the Equivalent to Some Sort of Spiritual Circumcision that Happens When We Believe?

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When Jesus Says to “Cut-Off” Anything that Causes Someone to Sin, Is This the Equivalent to Some Sort of Spiritual Circumcision that Happens When We Believe?

February 13, 2023 Cut Off, Eye, Faith, Foot, Hand, Matt 18:8-9, Millstone, Offend, Sin

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