The Circumcision of Jesus Christ | Orthodox Feast and Its Meaning Explained

Описание: The Feast of the Circumcision of Jesus Christ may seem simple at first glance, yet the Orthodox Church places great emphasis on this event. On the eighth day after His birth, Jesus was circumcised according to Jewish custom and given His name. Why does the Church celebrate this as a feast, and what does it mean for our salvation?

In this video, we explore the significance of the Circumcision of the Lord, showing how it reveals Christ’s full participation in human life and His obedience to the Law. We discuss two main reasons why the Church celebrates this event, why Christians no longer practice ritual circumcision, and how this feast helps us understand the transition from the Old Covenant to the New. The Circumcision of Christ points to His humility, His fulfillment of the Law, and the beginning of His earthly ministry.

This talk highlights the spiritual meaning of the feast, reminding us that Christ sanctifies every stage of human life. Whether you are new to Orthodoxy or seeking to deepen your faith, this video offers a clear and accessible explanation of why the Circumcision of the Lord is celebrated as a feast of the Church.

📖 CHAPTERS:
0:00 – The whole Church is involved
0:15 – What the circumcision of the Lord is
1:47 – Two reasons for the celebration of the circumcision by the Church
3:53 – Why Christians do not perform the ritual of circumcision
4:57 – How the celebration of the circumcision is helpful
5:39 – An invitation

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