The Apostle Paul considered his former gains not just losses, but as offensive and contemptible as dung.
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A stern reading of gain, loss, and the righteousness that leaves self behind.
Calvin treats Philippians 3:7-11 as a steady undoing of self-confidence. He revisits Paul's former gains to show how quickly they lose weight once Christ is known, then follows the passage through righteousness by faith, the loss of all things, and the refusal to let merit…
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