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The Race of Life Excerpt Their encouragement has two purposes: to  throw off  everything that hinders  and to put away  the sin that so easily entangles.  As Moses laid aside the prerogatives of royalty for the sake of his God-given mission, so we must throw off whatever may hinder faith even though it may be right for others. Joseph properly ruled in Egypt, but for Moses it was a hindering weight. Other weights might well be ambition, anxieties, hobbies, wealth or fame. Each runner must honestly judge what hinders faith for him or her and resolutely lay it aside, even though others seem to be unhindered by the same thing. One cannot run well in an overcoat! But the primary block to gaining the prize is  the sin that so easily entangles.  Since the writer does not specify what this is, it may be taken for granted that it is the sin continually warned about in Hebrews — persistent unbelief. Do not take God’s Word lightly. Do not excuse any sin ...

The Race of Life Excerpt Their encouragement has two purposes: to  throw off  everything that hinders  and to put away  the sin that so easily entangles.  As Moses laid aside the prerogatives of royalty for the sake of his God-given mission, so we must throw off whatever may hinder faith even though it may be right for others. Joseph properly ruled in Egypt, but for Moses it was a hindering weight. Other weights might well be ambition, anxieties, hobbies, wealth or fame. Each runner must honestly judge what hinders faith for him or her and resolutely lay it aside, even though others seem to be unhindered by the same thing. One cannot run well in an overcoat! But the primary block to gaining the prize is  the sin that so easily entangles.  Since the writer does not specify what this is, it may be taken for granted that it is the sin continually warned about in Hebrews— persistent unbelief. Do not take God’s Word lightly. Do not excuse any sin a...

The Race of Life Excerpt Their encouragement has two purposes: to throw off everything that hinders and to puts away the sin that so easily entangles. As Moses laid aside the prerogatives of royalty for the sake of his God-given mission, so we must throw off whatever may hinder faith even though it may be right for others. Joseph properly ruled in Egypt, but for Moses, it was a hindering weight. Other weights might well be ambition, anxieties, hobbies, wealth or fame. Each runner must honestly judge what hinders faith. For him or her and resolutely lay it aside, even though others seem to be unhindered by the same thing. One cannot run well in an overcoat! But the primary block to gaining the prize is the sin that so easily entangles. Since the writer does not specify what this is, it may be taken for granted that it is the sin continually warned about in Hebrews— persistent unbelief. Do not take God’s Word lightly. Do not excuse any sin as all right for you, but forbidden...

The Race of Life Excerpt Their encouragement has two purposes: to  throw off  everything that hinders  and to put away the sin that so easily entangles.  As Moses laid aside the prerogatives of royalty for the sake of his God-given mission, so we must throw off whatever may hinder faith even though it may be right for others. Joseph properly ruled in Egypt, but for Moses it was a hindering weight. Other weights might well be ambition, anxieties, hobbies, wealth or fame. Each runner must honestly judge what hinders faith for him or her and resolutely lay it aside, even though others seem to be unhindered by the same thing. One cannot run well in an overcoat! But the primary block to gaining the prize is  the sin that so easily entangles.  Since the writer does not specify what this is, it may be taken for granted that it is the sin continually warned about in Hebrews — persistent unbelief. Do not take God’s Word lightly. Do not excuse any sin as a...