Matthew Poole and continuators on Philippians 3:14

He did not look back, Luk. 9.62. nor was lazie, but did follow hard with an eager pursuit, (Mat. 11.12.) after the perfection that was in his Eye, not erring from his main scope, conside[illegible: 1 letter]ing what he had received was but in part, he did still press for more, upon that ground that Christ had apprehended him for more, as if he were stretching out his hands to lay hold of it.

Trusting he should through grace, be kept all along, maugre all difficulties in the hand of Christ, till upon his account, he should be fully possessed of all that was aim'd at; even that which is styled the Prize, or victorious Palm of our high calling, and the Christians may well be termed an high calling, considering their heavenly birth when called, and laid hold of by Christ, Ioh. 1.13. and the purchased inheritance eternally setled upon such spiritual high-born Princes, Eph. 1.14. Rev. 1.6. who are by one oblation perfected for ever, Heb. 10.14. which will appear most glorious, when they are raised up in Christ, who will then give out all the Salvation he hath called us unto.

Marginal references: Heb. 3.1.