That I may know him (του γνωνα αυτον). Genitive of the articular second aorist (ingressive) active infinitive (purpose) of γινωσκω…

That I may know him (Philippians 3:10). That I may be fully acquainted with his nature, his character, his work, and with the …

Inseparably connected with the po e ion of this “righteousne of God” is the knowledge of Christ, or more exactly, gaining the knowledge of Christ ,…

But that which is through the faith of Christ, the righteousness which is of God by faith: that I may know him,

Paul means, "That I…

The phrase “to know Christ” resumes the thought of v.8 and explains in more detail what is involved in “knowing Christ Jesus.” Paul wants to know e…

That I may know him. He points out the efficacy and nature of faith—that it is the knowledge of Christ, and that, too, not bare or indisti…

That I may know him
The Ethiopic version reads "by faith"; and to the same sense the Syriac. The apostle did know Ch…

Sincere Christians rejoice in Christ Jesus. The prophet calls the false prophets dumb dogs (Isaiah 56:10); the apostle seems t…

Above, he showed that he scorned past gains for the sake of Christ, that is, in order to know and win Christ. Here he intends to explain these thin…