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Brought to an Intended End (τέλειος)
When the word “perfect” is used in the Bible, we need to be cautious about how we interpret it. The concept of perfect most commonly implies something without fault or defect, thus flawless. However, the primary use of “perfect” in Scripture indicates something brought to its intended end; hence, perfect in the sense of complete or finished.
In ç, Paul writes concerning the manner in which we conduct our lives and the use of the renewed mind we have in Christ to prove what is the good, acceptable, and complete will of God. Because God’s will is complete, it does not change for the Christian…
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