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In the Christian race which we are to run, we are not to stand still or to give over, but with all eagerness, and all perseverance, still to press towards the mark that is set before us at our race's end. For who is he that obtaineth the crown, but he that striveth lawfully, bearing all brunts, and running through all difficulties without shrinking?
Henry Airay — Lectures upon the Whole Epistle of St. Paul to the Philippians, Lecture LXIII, on Philippians 3:14 (Nichol ed., 1864)
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