<p>15:30 <i>Why do we also stand in jeopardy every hour?- </i>This is an allusion to Lk. 8:23. Paul felt that if he gave up his faith, he'd be like those faithless disciples in the storm on Galilee. Paul found that every hour of his life, he was motivated to endure by Christ&rsquo;s resurrection; this was how deep was his practical awareness of the power of that most basic fact. It could be that Paul felt he was in peril &quot;jeopardy&quot; of missing out on salvation if Christ was not raised. But he uses the same word to describe his constant &quot;perils&quot; whilst serving the Lord (Rom. 8:35; 2 Cor. 11:26). He endured these things every hour, directly because of the Lord's resurrection and the hope of a resurrection like His. This motivated him every hour to endure what he had to. Every hour of his life was a &quot;peril&quot;, and only faith in the Lord's resurrection empowered him to endure it.</p>