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Christ-in-us vs. We-in-Christ
'Christ-in-us' is the universal, inherent divine potential (God's Son buried in all humanity). 'We-in-Christ' is the individual's conscious awakening and…
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That is the difference between Christ-in-us and we-in-Christ. Christ-in-us is the universal gift of God. It means His Son buried in all, therefore, sons. Now, We-in-Christ is when the individual comes out, and the individual is incorporated into the One Body, as told you in the 4th chapter of Ephesians: “...one body ... one Spirit ... one hope ... one Lord ... one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of all, who is above all, through all, and in all.”
'Christ-in-us' is the universal, inherent divine potential (God's Son buried in all humanity). 'We-in-Christ' is the individual's conscious awakening and incorporation into the One Body of God, realizing their unity with the divine in its transcendent, omnipresent, and immanent aspects.
Who Is The Son Of Man
So you must learn to discriminate between Christ-in-us and we-in-Christ. Christ-in-us is simply – I would say – proof of being sons of God, for Christ in us – Christ being the Son-in-us, we are sons of God. We-in-Christ are incorporated into the body of the Ancient of Days. That is the grand transition.
Neville distinguishes between 'Christ-in-us,' which signifies our inherent status as sons of God, and 'We-in-Christ,' which refers to the ultimate 'grand transition' of being incorporated and fused into the body of the Ancient of Days (Infinite Love).