sumphutos describes being joined with the likeness of Christ's death and resurrection in Romans 6:5.

In Romans 6:5, the term describes those who have become joined with the likeness of Christ's death and, correspondingly, with the likeness of his resurrection.

1. Joined with Christ's death and resurrection · dominant

   In Romans 6:5, the nominative plural masculine form describes those who have become joined with the likeness of his death; the verse then sets this alongside being joined with the likeness of his resurrection. The APB renders the clause "we have become united with the likeness of his death" and continues with resurrection.

   Romans 6:5

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Romans 6:5, the APB presents the clause with "united with" for both the likeness of his death and the likeness of his resurrection.