Bill wrote:
> "Perfect,"
David? Or where they were expected
> to be in their particular stage of
development?
Both. Perfect
is a word that has a broad range of meaning. If a hungry person eats a
cheeseburger that he finds very delicious, he might say, "this cheeseburger is
perfect. It hits the spot." Or if your child is writing very well,
you might say, "your penmanship is perfect." Or suppose someone is
applying for a job, and you comment, "John is a perfect candidate
for this position." Such comments do not mean that they
cannot be improved upon. What is meant is that there is no
discernable fault.
When Paul refers to himself and others as perfect
(Phil. 3:15), he does not mean that they no longer grow. Rather, he means
that they are where they are expected to be in their particular stage of
development.
Peace be with you. David Miller. |
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