Whole
God is not half-hearted, and he doesn't do things halfway. What he promises, gives or makes, he does completely. Through the death of Christ, every last sin-past, present and future-has been paid for, and those who receive Christ as Savior are free from sin's power. Through the resurrection of Christ, all of humanity has been given the opportunity to accept the freely given gift of grace and eternal life. From a high mountaintop, Satan offered all of the kingdoms of the world to Jesus if only Jesus would bow down before him. The offering of the whole earth was not enough to distract the Lord from his mission.

Whole can be defined as the undivided or complete unit: perfect. In some cases, whole may constitute a full amount or duration. In other cases, whole may refer to healing or restoration-no longer broken or lacking, but complete, as God designed.

God expects obedience (see Obedience) to the whole law (see Command), not just obedience to the parts that are convenient to obey. The person who breaks the law at just one point is guilty of breaking all the law.
2 Kings 21:8
Galatians 5:3
James 2:10
Gaining the whole world (see World) is not worth the loss of one's soul (see Soul).
Matthew 16:26
Mark 8:36
Luke 9:25
Satan and his demonic counterparts seek to deceive and dominate the whole world.
Matthew 4:8-10
1 John 5:19
Revelation 12:9
The whole world is filled with, and will one day acknowledge, God's truth and glory.
Numbers 14:21
Isaiah 6:3
Matthew 24:14
Ephesians 4:10
God's forgiveness and goodness bring completeness to our lives.
Proverbs 4:22
Matthew 5:48; 6:22
1 Thessalonians 5:23