God uses the same principle to save us. Because in Christ we are saved. How did the Lord Jesus Christ die so that Could we be saved? Looking at it from a personal point of view, I'm saved when I believe. But looking at the matter from the corporate point of view, we have been judged in Christ. For example, suppose that a lot of pieces of chalk in a bottle represent all of us in the crucified Christ. I do not need to toss the pieces of chalk one by one into the sea. If I simply throw the bottle into the sea, all the pieces of chalk in the bottle will also be in the sea. Because where the bottle is, there will also be pieces of chalk that are inside the bottle. In the same way, since we are in Christ, the experience of Christ becomes our own experience.

When he suffered the judgment, the death of the cross, was raised from the dead and ascended to heaven, we who are in Christ were also judged, crucified, resurrected and ascended with him. Everything that Christ experienced also becomes our experience. God sees us in Christ, as having all the experiences of Christ. This is, therefore, the redeeming work of God.

Just as we had the life of Adam before, so we now have the life of Christ. When we accept the life of Adam, we become part of Adam. In the same way, by receiving the life of Christ, we become part of Christ. Everything that is in Christ belongs to us. This is the biblical way by which God gives us salvation.

Since God has put you in Christ, even if you say you are the first of sinners, you were already judged and punished when Christ was judged and executed on the cross. In Christ all your sins have been forgiven. God can not bring them back. Because it is about the grace and justice of God. There is a time difference between the grace of God and the justice of God. God in Christ reveals to us the grace of God. What can man do if God has not put him in Christ? That we are in Christ is due to the grace of God. But after putting us in Christ, God has judged
to those who are in Christ. In this way, our salvation involves not only the grace of God, but also the justice of God. Considering that God has already judged us in Christ, can God punish us again for those of us who are in Christ? Never. After he has judged Christ on the cross, he is bound to justify us who are in Christ. God is fair.

He can not but accept what Christ has done. As Christians, everything depends on the fact of our being in Christ. Being in Christ, we enjoy great blessings.