pa. pple. Made one with Christ, made a partaker of Christ’s nature. (A word of the ‘Familists’ in the 17th c.)
1641. D. Cawdrey, Serm., 69. They stick not … to say they are as perfect as Christ, Christed with Christ.
1656. Ld. President, in Burton’s Diary (1828), I. 62. Your Familists affirm that they are Christed in Christ, and Godded in God.
a. 1694. Tillotson, Serm., xcviii.
1739. J. Trapp, Serm. Righteous Over-m. (1758), 62. Ridiculous jargon of being … Christed with Christ.
1865. Bushnell, Vicar. Sacr. (1866), 159. Their joy is to be consciously Christed, fully possessed by Christ.
