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422 B
422 B
you
In this passage, you is always plural.
you … have clothed yourselves in Christ
This can mean 1) "you … have become the same sort of person as Christ is" (UDB) or 2) "you … have the same relationship to God as Christ."
There is neither
"There is no distinction between" or "God sees no difference between"
If you are Christ's then are you
"If you are Christ's, then you are"