Be found in him (ευρεθω εν αυτω). First aorist (effective) passive subjunctive with ινα of ευρισκω. At death ([Reference 2 Corinth…

And be found in him. That is, united to him by a living faith. The idea is that when the investigations of the great day should take place…

Not having mine own righteousne , which is of the law.—This is not the same as “righteousne in the Law,” that is, righteo…

But what things were gain to me, those I counted loss for Christ. Yet doubtless, and I count all things but loss for the excellency of the know…

Paul’s desire to “be found in him” probably has an eschatological aspect. He wants the divine scrutiny he will undergo at Christ’s return to reveal…

And may find them in him. The verb is in the passive voice, and therefore all others have rendered it, I may be found. They pass …

And be found in him
This is another end the apostle had in view, in counting all things loss and dung, and suffering…

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

Previously, the Apostle proposed the example believers should follow; here, he shows whose example they should avoid. He does three things in this …