Perfect, means to fulfill, to complete, to live out and finish. So in the case of being perfect in one’s life it’s to live out, or fulfill the purpose God placed us here for. Just as Paul said, “I have run the race, I have completed the course.” And Jesus also, when He was on the cross, uttered the well known declaration, “It is finished.” Where He proclaimed the finishing of His course, the very purpose, the call, that God His Father had begotten Him on this earth for.

Jesus took Heaven from within Himself, He took the will of God, the Love, Spirit, the very Life of God, and Lived that Life. He Lived that Love, the Will and Spirit of His Father, He lived in this world. Doing so, He was bringing the Kingdom of God to this world.

This is the meaning of the word Perfect. To “Carry Out”. When we are born again, we get a deposit of God’s righteousness, his Love in our heart. He then expects us to take this righteousness from within our heart and “carry it out,” to this world. Taking it from within us and “carrying it out” to this world, is making the unseen God, visable, real, to this world, and is the biblical meaning of the word perfect.

In Hebrew grammar there are 2 verb tenses, Perfect and Imperfect. The Perfect Tense tells of what has been done. While the Imperfect Tense speaks of the Future, that which has not yet been done.

What is not perfect is that which has not been done. That which has not been lived out yet.

What is perfect is that which has been done. That which has been completed. Perfect!

As the purpose of a fig tree is to bear figs, if it bears figs, it has lived-out its purpose. The idea of perfect is not emphasizing a specific number of figs, in order to be perfect. But rather that the tree bore fruit. Nor does perfect mean that each piece of fruit is “ideal” in texture, size, flavor or color. But perfect means, that the tree lived the purpose it was meant for and bore figs.

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So what is “Perfect Love?” The idea of Perfect Love is not just that God’s Love is a better love than ours, it surely is, But that’s not what God is telling us here. The message of the epistle of 1st John, is the message – that what you put into practice comes from the heart and so what you do then, shows what you are. Perfect Love, is love that has been lived out.

God’s promises for eternal security is for those who continue to the end, to live their lives motivated by His Love. It is for those who fulfill the desire of God’s Love with their living. When we bring out to this world the treasure of His Love from within us, we then fulfill, complete, carry out of our house, “our purpose.” And just like Jesus fulfilled the law, we are followers of Jesus when we then live out, fulfill the law of love, and when we walk by the Spirit we automatically live out the 10 commandments. The word perfect, in “Perfect Love” doesn’t mean we never miss, but it means that we do it, we “Carry it Out”. We take it from the “unfinished” box, to the “finished,” “completed,” “perfect” box.

If we are living our lives by this love of God, this righteousness, we will then have no fear, because fear involves punishment. Punishment is for those who disobey. So why would we fear punishment if we are living by God’s Love and fulfilling what He calls us to do?

So if we live by God’s Love, then this is the “Perfect Love” that displaces fear.

However if we are cowardly, and in fear of what people will do if we show or mention God, then we “should be” fearing God. We should be afraid because of the punishment He promises to give to those who are disobedient. But instead of fearing God like we should, our propensity may be to cowardly fear man.

The Bible says – the cowardly will not be found in heaven. Rev 21:8