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What does it mean to be found in Christ?

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To be found in Christ means to have our identity, righteousness, and hope fully rooted in Him and His work of salvation.

Being found in Christ, as Paul articulates in Philippians 3:9, signifies a believer's union with Jesus through faith. This union implies that our identity is derived not from our own accomplishments or heritage, but from who we are in Christ. It means that we are justified by His righteousness rather than by our own works. The concept also includes the assurance of eternal life, as being found in Christ secures our status as sons and daughters of God with an inheritance that cannot perish. This profound relationship transforms our lives, shifts our focus from the fleshly pursuits of this world to the spiritual, and ensures that we have a constant advocate before the Father. Thus, our ultimate hope and worth rest solely in Him and His unfailing love.
Scripture References: Philippians 3:9, John 17:3, 2 Corinthians 5:17

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