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• If a Christian does not realize his identification with Christ in His death, he does not know true consecration.

• What next, Lord?’ ‘Now you pass to another sphere where you become aware that you are joined to Me as your life.’” “Our identification with Christ in His death was a death unto Sin-the principle of Sin as a master and a tyrant-Sin, not sins.

• We have to ask Him to examine our rebellious and carnal nature – to know the difference between 1) Christ as substitute and Christ as representative. 2) between sanctification truths and identification truths. 3) between the new-life in Christ and the old-life in Adam. 4) between the spiritual believer and a carnal Christian.

• Identification Truths These Scriptures are a matter of certainty for God word is unbreakable.
• We do not have to do anything for these truths are completed in us by the Spirit. In Romans 6 Paul tells us we were baptised into the death of Christ Jesus and this talks about our identification with Christ’s death.

• Substitution has been allowed to supersede identification.
• So the story of the pathway of faith begins with Calvary and our identification with the crucifixion of the Lord Jesus. -G.M.

• This is the problem of teaching the identification' truths without the consequent conformity of death which brings forth life.
• We may rely upon the fact that we died' with the Lord Jesus, and assume that it is entirely wrought in us at once, not realizing that the fellowship of His sufferings' follows the apprehension of identification.

• Biblical Truths Christ died FOR us – He died as our substitute – He paid the full price for all our sins. We died WITH Christ – we are identified with Him – He broke the power of sin in us. Substitutionary truths are linked with our birth from above – we are saved by grace. Identification truths are linked with growth in the Christian life – we grow by grace.
• All we had to do was believe. Our identification with Christ is also by grace – and all we have to do is believe it. God has so designed salvation that it had nothing to do with our merit or works.
• Because our identification is with Christ – sin shall no more have dominion over us. I have been crucified with Christ.

• Gates of Grace The first 7 verses of Romans chapter 6 spell out the significance of being crucified unto sin. This short passage gives a bird's-eye view of a believer’s identification with Christ.

• Full assurance as to our eternal security in the Lord Jesus is the basis for the ever-deepening experience of our identification with Him.

• but this was the eternal plan of the Almighty God, from the foundation of the world, and these bitter identification insignias were His credentials and proof of His worth.

• It may take a day or a month, I do not know how long, but I do know that when any child of God will believe and begin to express that faith in thanksgiving, day by day thanking Him for the fact which one may not yet have experienced, the Holy Spirit will lead that one into a glorious personal realization of his identification with the Lord Jesus in His death, burial, resurrection and ascension. -L.L.L.

• You cannot find the exact meaning of any of the great doctrines, such as propitiation, reconciliation, justification, identification, redemption, sanctification, except in Paul’s Epistles.

• All my ability to act for the Lord Jesus here depends on my conscious identification with Him where He is, not where He was for me; though as I receive power from Him I walk here even as He walked; His life is manifested in me. -J.B.S.

• Identification Another vitally important foundational truth is identification Identification with Christ is essential for the spiritual growth of a believer, and chapter 8 of The Green Letters briefly outlines these foundational truths… through the thoughts and writings of a range of time-honoured saints of God.
• The believer there sees not only that Christ died for him — substitution — but that he died with Christ — identification” (Thoughts on Life and Godliness, p.50).
• Huegel: “If the great Luther, with his stirring message of justification by faith, had with Paul moved on from Romans 5 to Romans 6 with its amazing declarations concerning the now justified sinner’s position of identification with his crucified Lord, would not stifled Protestantism be on higher ground today?
• This will lead, under the Lord’s hand, to the fuller understanding of the meaning of identification with Christ, as in Romans six. Happy is the man who has been instructed in this from the beginning”. (What Is Man?

• Our identification with Christ in His death places us in perfect reconciliation to a violated law.

• Very little abiding growth and fruit can be known by the believer until he accepts the fact of identification (Rom. 6:6), and to it responds by an attitude of faith (Rom. 6:11), thus yielding himself to the Holy Spirit for the life of the Lord Jesus to be manifested in and through him (Rom. 6:13). -G.W.

• a symbolic gesture - a complete identification with the victim to be offered.
• A total identification with the oblation was pictured here – a full transferral of trespasses, as sins passed from the sinner to the sacrifice. The innocent animal was to die. The guiltless creature was offered in the stead of the sinner. The life of the sinless beast was thus to be fully accepted – fully accepted as the life of the sinful man.
• 2-Way Identification God’s grace united us with His death.. making His death full payment for our sins. Our faith identifies us with Him now.. making His sacrifice efficacious on our behalf. This is full identification with Him. This is a two-way identification… I in Him – and He in me. He identifies with me – a sinner worthy of eternal death.
• identification means more. His death not only made possible the wonderful pardon by the transfer of sins.
• Full Identification Because we are in Christ, we are committed to God as was the Lord Jesus.

• After months, even years of deep darkness and soul struggle to realise more life, more holiness, more power in his soul, I finally come in utter self-despair to “rest upon the Faithful One.” The sweetest part, (if one may say of one part being sweeter than another) the sweetest part is the rest which full identification with Christ brings.

• Identification with Christ But through the leading of the Holy Spirit, Paul challenges each of us to learn Christ… an outward, objective observance was to become an inward, subjective service.
• It was no longer to be an imitation of His life but an identification with Him.
• It is not an imitation of the life of Christ but an identification with Christ Who is life.

• 2-Way Identification God incarnate came to be with us..

• Complete Identification No one in the earth below or in the heavens above has a power over me – except as He permits for my eventual benefit and for my eternal good.

• Seeing one's identification in the Lord Jesus' death, burial, resurrection and ascension is the necessary foundation for spiritual growth to maturity.

• Humanities Choice Every single person has a choice to move from being in Adam to being in Christ. Every member of humanity has the choice to change camps and swap parties. Every person who ever lived has a positional identification with Adam or Christ – but how few make the choice – how few consider the eternal ramifications.
• Positional Identification The human race is divided into two camps – two parties – two distinct factions.
• Each person has a positional identification with Adam OR with Christ..  but every person has a choice to move from being 'in Adam' to being 'in Christ'.
• Romans 5:12-14 In Romans 5:12-21 Paul spells out our positional identification in Adam or in Christ:- When Adam sinned, sin entered the world.

• The secret is to learn the truth of our identification with the Lord Jesus so thoroughly that reckoning and its resultant growth will come as a matter of course, just as in our justification.

• If we fail to rely upon the Holy Spirit for the practical day-by-day realization of the identification truths, we will fall short of Romans 8, and find ourselves bound in the struggle of Romans 7.

• Often when a believer finally sees his identification with the Lord Jesus in His death and resurrection, as set forth in Romans Six, he will then seek to experience it by self-effort.

• Our union and identification with Him, breaks the power of sin at the cross.  It is the cross of Christ that breaks sin's power in us, through identification with Him.
• It is this identification of the believer with Christ that severs the power of sin in our life.
• Our identification with the cross of Christ breaks the inherent power of sin in a believer.  We are no longer under slavery to sin for it was broken by the power of the cross.

• Duel Identification He identified with us by becoming sin for us and we are to identify with Him..

• Eternally Divine Nature The reason that the eternally divine nature of the second person of the Trinity joined with the fully human nature of the person of Jesus Christ, is so that by His identification with us – we could come into harmony and communion, with the Father.

• Christ’s full identification made the judgment of sin possible – possible in my life and possibly in yours.
• There was a full identification of Christ with the sinner – His identification with me and His identification with you..and that made the judgment of sin possible when Christ died.
• Right Standing There must be a full identification of the sinner with Christ.
• My identification with Him and your identification with Him – happened, when He was trusted fully as Saviour – so we both could have a right standing before God.

• They do not as yet see the crucifixion, death, and burial of the sinner - the entire displacement of the old system of things belonging to their first-Adam position; in a word, their perfect identification with their risen and ascended Lord. -C.H.M.

• Identification Forgiveness of sins is a fairly simple and acceptable concept – substitution.
• But sin, as a ruling power in our lives, requires identification.
• Salvation Truths Substitution truths are generally wonderfully understood – He died for me. Identification truths are a much more difficult concept – I died in Him. So what are substitution truths and identification truths?
• BUT sin as a master, ruling our forgiven lives requires identification with Him.
• Identification Truth IDENTIFICATION – is where we died in Him at the cross.
• In order to understand our identification we must appropriate truths in Romans 6.
• Romans 6 is the liberating truth of identification – with Christ on the cross.
• He wanted to firmly grasp and implement this concept of identification with Christ.
• Two Laws But then comes the wonderful TRUTH of Romans chapter 6 – identification. Because we are in Christ, we are not subject to the law of sin and death. Because we are in Christ, we are subject to the law of life and liberty in Christ. One saint of God describes it in these terms… He has put our old man – our original self – where He put our sins… namely, on the cross with Christ.

• and he opens up the wonderful identification truths where Christ's resurrected life is imparted to us..

• No surprise that the disciples could not bear these identification truths at that time..

• There is no need to have confidence in any physical, fleshly identification with Israel – for we have been spiritually identified with Christ Himself – and are ONE with Him.What grace that we who were once “Gentiles-in-the-flesh”, and called “the Uncircumcision” by the ones who are called “the Circumcision”, are NOW called “the true ‘Circumcision”, because of our faith!Before our salvation we were at enmity with God, outside of Christ, aliens to the commonwealth of Israel, and strangers to the covenants of the Promise.

• Our positional identification and progressive sanctification with the Lord Jesus will be completed, we will be perfected, and He has promised, I will write on him the name of My God, and the name of the city of My God, the new Jerusalem.

• their identification with him) as they crossed the Red Sea, and in spite of the many signs and wonders that followed the children of Israel in their wilderness wanderings, the Lord was not pleased with them..

• Whatever Christ's baptism signified - whether it was His identification with sinners, for whom He was to be the substitute; an act of obedience to His Father, in order to fulfil the righteous requirements of the Law; a presentation of Himself as the Messiah of Israel and Lamb of God Who takes away the sin of the world; an act of dedication to His God and Father, or simply a picture of His forthcoming death and resurrection - we know that in the days of John the Baptist's ministry - Jesus came from Nazareth in Galilee, and was baptised by John in the Jordan.

• But sadly the truth of Christ's identification with us and our identification with Him is often ignored, missed or completely misunderstood.

• But God not only sealed us but gave us an actual pledge to validate His unbreakable word - He sent the Holy Spirit of promise into our hearts as a stamp of His identification with us, and to ratify..

• May we never allow the joy of our great salvation, our identification with Christ, and the astonishing privileges, position, and promises we possess through faith in Him, to become commonplace in life.

• Christ died for our sins as our substitute; (substitution) but He also died unto sin, by breaking the power of sin over us: (identification).
• Not only are our sins forgiven through His blood because of substitution, but the power of sin and death has been severed forever by means of His resurrection – (identification with Christ).

• It is our identification with Christ and His finished work by FAITH, that causes us to be overcomers.

• It means identification with something else.
• They were all identified/ baptised into Moses, IN the Cloud and IN the Sea.  Israel needed a DOUBLE identification.
• FIRST: identification with Moses, who brought them out of Egypt and SECOND: identification with Christ Who would pay the price for their sin.

• All believers are overcomers because of our identification with Christ.

• Paul explains the wonder of our identification with Christ and His precious identification with us.For if we are become identified with Him in the likeness of His death, so also we shall be identified with His glorious resurrection. Paul then expounds God's wisdom in setting aside the nation of Israel for a season and His ultimate will and purpose as it relates to both Israel and the Church, that blindness in part has happened to Israel until the fulness of the Gentiles is brought in. 

• Identification with Christ means suffering in this life and in the world to come - life everlasting.

• Salvation also encompasses propitiation, redemption, identification, adoption and many other privileges that became ours in Christ Jesus, when we first believed.

• And the beautiful truth of our extraordinary position in Christ, and our identification with Him is that, I can do all things through Christ, Who strengthens me.

• Identification with Christ is not the privilege of all.

• Because we are saved by grace through faith, we are identified with JESUS and so we receive the benefit of identification with Jesus.

• Indeed, so close is our identification with our Saviour that His death to sin and His death to the Law became our death to sin and our death to the Law, for there is NO condemnation to those that are in Christ Jesus.
• Our identification with our Lord Jesus Christ is eternal, irreversible, and binding and so we can say with confidence, I have been crucified with Christ.
• Having died to the Law through my identification with Christ means that sin can no longer be counted against me and the Law can no longer be used to condemn me.
• My identification with Christ means that I died with Him, arose with Him, and the life I now live in the flesh, I live by faith in the Son of God Who loved me and gave Himself for me so that I might no longer live for myself, but live for God, to His praise and glory, for ever and ever.

• But perhaps Christ's identification with a race of sinners can be considered..

• Because of their new birth and position in Christ, their future inheritance, their identification with Christ's holiness, and their Christian standing in the community, these elders in the Church are exhorted by Peter to take care of their brothers and sisters in Christ.

• Because of His full identification with our sin, we are fully identified with the light of the Lord and the righteousness of Christ.

• Death to self, persevering in prayer, identification with Christ's suffering, and a life of sacrifice for the glory of God, has been replaced with enjoying your best life now, living for self, and making great spiritual proclamations and positive confessions (where self-incited 'faith' becomes a force that creates one's own reality, or commands God to carry out everything that you speak forth!!) This is not biblical Christianity.

• Identification with Christ's death is the most thrilling doctrine for the believer.
• Because of the death of Christ and our identification with His death, sin no longer remained our master..
• Our new, born-again life in Christ is no longer a slave to sin but a servant of righteousness - and praise God that identification with His life is also part of that thrilling doctrine of identification with Christ.
• Praise God that the certain consequence of our identification with Christ's death and resurrection by faith is our full and final sanctification - spirit, soul and body..

• for our identification with Christ's death, burial and resurrection not only paid the penalty for our sin, but has also severed us from our relationship with Adam - transferring us from Adam's fallen, sinful race (where we were imputed with sin)  into Christ's new, perfected race (where we are imputed with Christ's righteousness) .
• Our identification with Christ cut us off from our association with the first creation..

• He reminds us that because of our identification with Christ's death, burial, and Resurrection, we have won the victory.

• The second witness to His authority and authenticity were His marvelous miracles, which were prophesied of old as the identification credentials of the Jewish Messiah.

• God the Father will firmly, finally, and fully establish the hope we have in the gospel of Christ, on the day of His return, so that we may be presented to Himself as His pure, spotless bride, a glorious church, without blot or wrinkle or any such thing. We are guiltless, by faith in Christ - not sinless, for all have sinned and fall short of His glory. But through identification with Christ, we are covered in His righteousness, blameless in Christ.

• It is God Who confirmed Paul's position in Christ, and the same God confirms our own identification with our heavenly Saviour.

• It is only by faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and our identification with HIM that we can be declared righteous by God and have the righteousness of Christ imputed to us.

• Believers are to rest in the glorious Biblical fact of our identification with Christ (Who is God's representative MAN), Who set us free from the power of sin over our lives.
• Our identification with Christ's death freed us from sin; death; the curse of the Law; the power of Satan and the influence of the world.

• In the midst of the assembly, I will praise You.  This Messianic prophecy, penned by David, was beautifully fulfilled by Christ through His death, burial, resurrection, ascension, and identification with all who believe on His name.

• As Christians, our identification with Christ's Resurrection is the absolute assurance that we who have been saved by grace through faith in Him, will likewise be raised from the dead into newness of life - for we are saved... spirit, soul, and body, and we will have resurrection bodies like unto His glorious body.