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and an unblemished life [NIC]. It means reaching full development [Mit, My]. 3. Together with ‘complete’ it means a complete person [HNTC, Lns]. He is one who has integrity, not like the divided man of 1:6–8 [HNTC]. It also means blameless [HNTC]. QUESTION—What is meant by ὁλόκληροι ‘complete’? It means complete in all its parts [Blm, ICC, NTC], entire [My], without any unfinished part [Mit]. It emphasizes that the perfection includes all facets [NIGTC], all those virtues that characterize a mature
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