2005. ἐπιτελέω epiteléō; contracted epitelṓ, fut. epitelésō, from epí (1909), an intens., and teléō (5055), to complete. To finish, complete, perfect (Rom. 15:28; 2 Cor. 7:1, “to practice” [a.t.], in KJV “perfecting”; 8:6, 11; Gal. 3:3, “having begun in the Spirit, do ye now end in the flesh?” [a.t.] i.e., in attachment to carnal ordinances; Phil. 1:6; Heb. 8:5; Sept.: Num. 23:23; 1 Sam. 3:12; Zech. 4:9); to perform, accomplish (Luke 13:32 [TR]; Heb. 9:6, “performing the sacred rites” [a.t.];