### Core Meaning & Semantic Range
The Greek word **exartízō**, represented by `{{G1822}}`, means to finish out a period of time or, figuratively, to fully equip someone. It is derived from ἐκ and a derivative of ἄρτιος. Occurring **2 times** in **2 unique verses**, it carries the dual sense of bringing something to completion and furnishing someone for a task.
### Biblical Occurrences & Contextual Analysis
The two uses of `{{G1822}}` highlight its distinct applications. In Acts, it marks the completion of a set duration, as when Paul and his companions had "**accomplished** those days" of their stay in a city before departing [[Acts 21:5]]. This use is temporal, signifying the end of a defined period. In contrast, its use in 2 Timothy is figurative, describing the effect of scripture on a believer: "That the man of God may be perfect, **throughly furnished** unto all good works" [[2 Timothy 3:17]]. Here, it means to be fully supplied or equipped for service.
### Related Words & Concepts
Several related words help clarify the meaning of `{{G1822}}`:
* `{{G739}}` **ártios** (perfect): As the root word, it means complete. It is used in direct conjunction with `{{G1822}}` to describe the state of a man of God who is made **perfect** and thoroughly furnished [[2 Timothy 3:17]].
* `{{G18}}` **agathós** (good): This word describes the purpose of being equipped by `{{G1822}}`. The man of God is furnished specifically for "all **good** works" [[2 Timothy 3:17]], a theme also seen in the call for believers to be created in Christ Jesus unto **good** works [[Ephesians 2:10]].
* `{{G2250}}` **hēméra** (day): This term for a day or a period of time is the object of `{{G1822}}` in its temporal sense. Paul and his companions **accomplished** the **days** of their visit before continuing their journey [[Acts 21:5]].
### Theological Significance
The theological weight of `{{G1822}}` is found in its implications for the believer's life and service. It underscores two key spiritual concepts: divine timing and spiritual readiness.
* **Completion of Purpose:** As seen in [[Acts 21:5]], the word denotes the fulfillment of a specific, appointed time, after which a new stage of a journey begins. This points to a trust in God's schedule and purpose for seasons in life.
* **Sufficiency Through Scripture:** The primary theological application comes from [[2 Timothy 3:17]], where being "throughly furnished" is the direct result of God-breathed scripture. This establishes that God provides complete equipment for every task He calls His people to.
* **Readiness for Action:** Being furnished by God is not a passive state but prepares the believer "unto all good works" [[2 Timothy 3:17]]. The equipping is comprehensive and practical, enabling service that glorifies God.
### Summary
In summary, `{{G1822}}` conveys a powerful sense of completion and readiness. Whether it is used to **accomplish** a period of days [[Acts 21:5]] or to **thoroughly furnish** a person for spiritual service [[2 Timothy 3:17]], the word points to a state of fullness. It illustrates that God both directs the timing of our lives and provides everything necessary to fulfill our calling within that time.
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