Since, by God's grace, I am in Christ …
... I am justified—completely set free and made righteous.
... I have died with Christ and am dead to sin's rule over my life.
... I am free from damnation for all eternity.
... I have been brought into this state through God's work in Christ.
... I have received the Spirit of God so that I may realize what God has given me.
... I have the mind of Christ.
... I was bought at a high price and no longer belong to myself, but to God.
... I have been established, anointed, and sealed by God in Christ, and I have received the Holy Spirit as a pledge of my inheritance.
... I no longer live for myself, but for Jesus.
... I became righteous in the sight of God.
... I have been crucified with Christ; I live, yet it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me.
... I am blessed with every spiritual blessing.
... I was chosen by Christ before the foundation of the world, so that I might be holy and blameless before him.
... I was predestined to be his child.
... I am redeemed and saved, and a recipient of His overflowing grace.
... I was made alive with Christ.
... I was raised with Christ and seated with him in heaven.
... I have direct access to God through the Spirit.
... I have access to God with boldness and confidence in my faith.
... I have been saved from the power of darkness and brought into the kingdom of His beloved Son.
... I have found salvation—namely, the forgiveness of sins; my guilt before God has been removed.
... Christ is in me.
... I am rooted in Christ and firm in the faith.
... I share in the fullness of the Godhead that dwells in Christ.
... I was circumcised by a circumcision that is not performed by human hands.
... I have died and risen with Christ; my life is now hidden in God; Christ is my life.
... God has given me the Spirit of power, love, and self-control.
.... I was saved and called according to his purpose.
... I have received the most precious and greatest promises, so that through them I may share in the divine nature.
... I am naturally called "brother" or "sister," for I am sanctified and one with the One who sanctifies me.
... I have the right to approach the throne of grace with confidence, so that I may receive mercy and find grace when I need help.
From “New Life, New Identity” by Neil T. Anderson
Lichtzeichen Verlag, ISBN 978-3-86954-139-6