Who Said I Have Fought a Good Fight I Have Finished My Course I Have Kept the Faith?
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Paul changes the metaphor, and adopts his old favourite one, so familiar to all Gentile readers, of the athlete contending in the games. First, he speaks generally of the combatant, the charioteer, and the runner. “I have fought the good fight,” leaving it undetermined what description of strife or contest was referred to.
What does the Bible mean by I have fought?
The tense of the Greek verb–the perfect–“I have fought,” is remarkable. The struggle had been bravely sustained in the past, and was now being equally bravely sustained to the end. His claim to the crown ( 2Timothy 4:8) was established. I have finished my course.
Who was at the end of the Battle?
The Battle Finished W.M. Statham Death Anticipated T. Hall, B. D. Good-Bye to the World T. De Witt Talmage, D. D. Guarding the Faith E. Mellor, D. D. Historic Crowns
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