Paul speaks frequently about Jews and Gentiles. At the end of last week's study, he made a very significant statement. And that is, if you take an uncircumcised man, a Gentile, but nevertheless, that individual is sensitive to the Word of God. He listens to his conscience, and he responds in obedience to the Word of God, to the purposes of God. Paul says, even though this one is uncircumcised, God is going to see him as circumcise, meaning a covenantal member of the family of God, he is going to see that right heart as a circumcised heart. And conversely, the Jewish individual, even though according to the letter, according to circumcision, they are a covenant member. But here's the problem. If they are transgressing the Word of God, God's instruction, God is not going to see that circumcision as relevant. In fact, the Scripture says He is going to render that in His mind.