Van, when you go to a market, you pick individual apples from various types of apples. (God chooses individual people from every nation, tribe, and tongue.) As these apples are selected, they make a group. That is what Paul is referring to in Ephesians 1 when he says "us." This is what the author of Hebrews is saying when he points out the saints who exhibited individual faith (Hebrews 11) and then says "Therefore, since we have this cloud of witnesses to the faith..." The author is showing how each saint makes up a whole which is our legacy of faith, because Jesus author's and finishes our individual faith. (Hebrews 12:1-3)Say I go to the store to buy apples. Now before I enter the store, I have corporately chosen apples, not individually but as a type or kind or group with a common characteristic.
Now say choose a Redeemer. His purpose is to redeem believers. So when I chose Him individually I chose corporately all those He would redeem. Got it?
Van, your corporate election theory is debunked by the Bible. Not by Calvinists, Van, but by God, in the Bible. Let that sink in. God shows you your error. The Bible shows you your error. You have to answer to God for your position, which God does not support.
No more boogeyman, Van.