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Did God impute Adam's sin unto the elect ?
The Answer to this question is yes and no, and let me yell you why. Yes in the sense that God considered all having sinned when Adam sinned because of our solidarity with him as our head. So God see's all in Adam as sinning when he sinned even though they had not yet been born or existed, and God because of that constitutes all who were in him as sinners, and we will be manifest as such at birth. But now, what about the legal condemnation of sin in adam, yes it was real legal condemnation, but that aspect was not imputed to our charge [If elect]. Yes, in and ourselves we were made guilty subjective sinners, and more than worthy of death, but Thanks be to God for our Surety, the Lord Jesus Christ, the Surety of the everlasting covenant, all the legal condemnation, demerit and guilt of His peoples sins, to include the initial sin in adam and all trespasses thereafter were laid legally to His Charge and not to the world he represented and was the head of, and so we read Paul's words 2 Cor 5:
19To wit, that God was in Christ, reconciling the world unto himself, not imputing their trespasses unto them; and hath committed unto us the word of reconciliation.
The Answer to this question is yes and no, and let me yell you why. Yes in the sense that God considered all having sinned when Adam sinned because of our solidarity with him as our head. So God see's all in Adam as sinning when he sinned even though they had not yet been born or existed, and God because of that constitutes all who were in him as sinners, and we will be manifest as such at birth. But now, what about the legal condemnation of sin in adam, yes it was real legal condemnation, but that aspect was not imputed to our charge [If elect]. Yes, in and ourselves we were made guilty subjective sinners, and more than worthy of death, but Thanks be to God for our Surety, the Lord Jesus Christ, the Surety of the everlasting covenant, all the legal condemnation, demerit and guilt of His peoples sins, to include the initial sin in adam and all trespasses thereafter were laid legally to His Charge and not to the world he represented and was the head of, and so we read Paul's words 2 Cor 5:
19To wit, that God was in Christ, reconciling the world unto himself, not imputing their trespasses unto them; and hath committed unto us the word of reconciliation.