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In Christ means baptized into his body. It doesn't mean being in Christ himself. If your eyes are on yourself (your identity), they are not on Christ.
So we are in Christ but not really in Christ. Got it.
In Christ means baptized into his body. It doesn't mean being in Christ himself. If your eyes are on yourself (your identity), they are not on Christ.
We are joined to the lord in one spirit, but Christ is not the holy spirit. So if your eyes are on your self (your identity) they are not on Christ.
You missed the "in Christ" part again.
So we are in Christ but not really in Christ. Got it.
Is God divided??
He missed it because he probably thinks: Identity... while we think: identity.
So we are in Christ but not really in Christ. Got it.
He missed it because he probably thinks: Identity... while we think: identity.
If you, a person on earth, think you are actually in Christ the person in heaven, you have some serious issues. We are united with him in one spirit. The same way a husband and wife are united into one body in the spirit of love. The wife doesn't live inside her husband.
The stuff the natural mind comes up with.... we have to "know" the old man is dead before we can be aware of living with Christ.
Romans 6:6-8 (NASB)
[SUP]6 [/SUP] knowing this, that our old man was crucified with Him, in order that our body of sin might be done away with, so that we would no longer be slaves to sin;
[SUP]7 [/SUP] for he who has died is freed from sin.
[SUP]8 [/SUP] Now if we have died with Christ, we believe that we shall also live with Him,
Not only do I know I am in Him, I know He is in me.
That is your gnostic leaning.
Not only do I know I am in Him, I know He is in me.
That is your gnostic leaning.
Uh..... The Bible actually comes right out and says He is living "IN" us and through us. Without this firm understand, I question what "identity" with Christ we might even assume existed........ Simply that we call ourselves CHRIST-ian?
Willie..that sounds so much like that " there new fangled neo-gnostic thinking ".....do you think you have this "special knowledge ".......![]()
Uh..... The Bible actually comes right out and says He is living "IN" us and through us. Without this firm understand, I question what "identity" with Christ we might even assume existed........ Simply that we call ourselves CHRIST-ian?
I have to admit that I got that "unorthodox knowledge" in a fairly mystic way..... I opened the Bible, and read.
He lives in us through his spirit. He is he, and we are us. Christian means identifying with Christ and following him. You can't follow something you don't have your eyes fixed upon. If your eyes are on your identity (what you imagine yourself to be), they are not on Christ.
Now, THERE is some real gnostic thinking.