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- 2 Corinthians
- Chapter 10
- Verse 3
My Notes
Commentary
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Gill's Exposition
For though we walk in the flesh,.... The apostle removes the calumny of walking after the flesh, by owning that they were in the flesh, in the body, in a state of imperfection, attended with many…
Barnes' Notes
For though we walk in the flesh - Though we are mortal like other people; though we dwell like them in mortal bodies, and necessarily must devote some care to our temporal needs; and though, being in…
Adam Clarke
Though we walk in the flesh - That is: Although I am in the common condition of human nature, and must live as a human being, yet I do not war after the flesh - I do not act the coward or the…
Here we may observe,
I. The mild and humble manner in which the blessed apostle addresses the Corinthians, and how desirous he is that no occasion may be given him to use severity. 1. He addresses…
Cambridge Bible
in the flesh To walk inthe flesh is to possess the fleshly nature with its many infirmities (see Romans 7). To walk afterthe flesh is to neglect the dictates of the higher spiritual nature, and to…
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