BS.
If you hold to adhering the law, it HAS to be physical circumcision.
Both of my sons are circumcised.
Does that make them saved? Would they be saved if they weren't?
As I have said, over and again, one is not obliged to do what cannot be done.
Chapter and verse?
IOW, you would put everyone under the law as much as you can. And does that make you righteous before God who demands that the ENTIRE law be kept?
BS.
Oh, really?
If you hold to adhering the law, it HAS to be physical circumcision.
If you read Torah, you will find that it is the circumcision of the heart that is important to YHWH. Always has been.
[roamer_1:] Both of my sons are circumcised.
Does that make them saved? Would they be saved if they weren't?
AAAAAUUUUUGHHH! AGAIN: There is NO salvation ANYWHERE in heaven or earth EXCEPT in the blood of Yeshua. ENOUGH already!
Chapter and verse?
I will get back to you - I don't have time to dig it out right now... Jumping back and forth to my bench, and I have to leave pretty soon.
IOW, you would put everyone under the law as much as you can. And does that make you righteous before God who demands that the ENTIRE law be kept?
No, IOW, BOTH the Torah and the Brit Hadasha say that if we love YHWH we will keep His commandments... That we KNOW we love YHWH and our fellows by HOW we keep His commandments. Righteousness is in the realm of Salvation (Yeshua)