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Jay Dyer argues that circumcision is fulfilled in the circumcision of Christ and replaced by baptism, making it unnecessary for Gentiles.

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  1. Jay claims that since infants were included in circumcision, they should also be included in baptism, even without understanding.

  2. Jay Dyer argues that circumcision is fulfilled in the circumcision of Christ and replaced by baptism, making it unnecessary for Gentiles.

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