Labour. [1] The Greek word implies, take pains in suffering; as Chap. i. 8. --- As a good soldier, &c. The apostle bringeth three comparisons: 1. of a soldier; 2. of one that strives and runs for a prize; 3. of a husbandman. (Witham)

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Greek: Kakopatheson; and ver. 9, for laboro, Greek: kakopatho.

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