So (ουτως). Both with τρεχω (run) and πυκτευω (fight).

As not uncertainly (ως ουκ αδηλως). Instead of exho…

I therefore so run. In the Christian race; in my effort to obtain the prize, the crown of immortality. I exert myself to the utmost, so th…

I therefore so run.—The Apostle appeals to his own conduct as an illustration of the lesson which he is teaching, and by …

He would not leave a stone unturned, as it were, so that he might gain the prize; he put out all his strength in the name of the Lord.

By way of practical application, Paul now gives a strong exhortation for Christian self-denial, using himself as an example and employing athletic …

I therefore so run. He returns to speak of himself, so that his doctrine may have more weight, by presenting himself as an example. What h…

I therefore so run
The apostle animates the Corinthians by his own example, telling them that he ran so as he exhort…

The apostle compares himself to the racers and combatants in the Isthmian games, which were well known to the Corinthians. But in the Christian rac…