3. The integrity. tummah, from the verb tamam, which means “to be complete,” “to be finished.” Tummah means “completeness,” or “perfection,” not in the sense of flawlessness, but in the sense that the development expected at any stage has been achieved. Thus Job was pronounced perfect (Job 1:1, 8), even though there were weaknesses in his experience, which adversity later revealed (see Job 40:2-5; 42:2-6).
Guide them. When a man has given his heart to his Saviour, when his only aim in life is to please God, then he need have no fear that he will be led astray (John 7:17; Isa. 30:21). On the other hand, the persistent disobedience of the sinner keeps him off the only way to life, leaves him unsheltered from trouble, and leads him into eternal destruction in the great consummation.