Circumcised without Hands (Col. 2:11-12; LD 26) | 2006-2007 Catechism Sermons

The apostle Paul tells us that we are those who have been baptized into Christ and circumcised in Christ. This is the only place where the apostle Paul puts these two signs together. So, is the Apostle Paul merely showing a formal similarity with these signs, or is there is a greater correlation between baptism and circumcision? Please stay tuned as we hear, “Circumcised without Hands.”

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