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Commentaries:
People's Commentary (NT)
Philippians 3:13
I count not myself to have apprehended. The prize is yet before.
Constant effort is still required.
This one thing [I do]. His whole life is given to one purpose.
Forgetting those things which are behind. Especially the things
which he once counted gain (Philippians 3:7), and even all the hardships
and sufferings of the apostolic lot.
And reaching forth unto those things which are before. The image
is of one so eager for what is before him that hands and body are
stretched to lay hold of it.
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