John Trapp on 1 Corinthians 9:26
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1 Corinthians9:26
Verſe 26. Not as uncertainly] For, 1. I forget thoſe things that are behinde, all worldly things, I ſet thoſe by. 2. I have Oculum ad me[illegible: 2 letters]m (which was Ludovicus Vives his Motto) an eye upon the mark. 3. I ſtrain and ſtretch toward it. See all theſe Phil. 3.13, 14.
That beats the air] As young Fencers uſe to do, but I beat mine adverſary.
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