Indeependent
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Nope! Iyov was not a Jew.Only Jews can be close to God, and only if they are male and circumcised?You are conflating God's Physical Creation with his Spiritual Creation and mankind's mission to make the two meet.If God made no mistake giving males a foreskin then there is absolutely no reason to remove it simply for religious reasons. As I said, case closed. The cutting a child's genitals for purely religious should be bannedWho ever claimed it was a physical mistake? You.Wonderful, an answer. Yes, your penis would work perfectly if someone did not take a knife to it so therefore doing so is completely unnecessary. God did not make a mistake that we have to correct. No cutting is required. Case close.Yes.
And just like my teeth I would have to scrub the little bastard every night to avoid infections.
And so on and so forth with many parts of the body that require maintenance.
I asked you to take off your glasses...did you?
It's a spiritual impediment.
You know, like the Greeks and Romans parading their foreskins.
In other words, you came to a gunfight with a speck of sand.
There are many non-Jews in The Jewish Scripture who are Godly people and attained prophecy and great blessings.
You see, we ain't the NT where everybody is going to the Eternal Lake of Fire.
It's just the obligation of circumcision is on a Jewish male.