Completeness arises from one's perception of wholeness as an internal mindset that is inextricably linked to God's gift of peace. This state of being allows believers to feel proper satisfaction and contentment because they know they are going somewhere special through the trajectory toward eternal life in the Kingdom of God. The God of peace equips His people with everything good that they may do His will and make them complete or fit or prepared in every good work. This process involves the perfection of the saints or the completion of the saints through growth in righteousness after justification. Good works perfect believers and complete them by teaching lessons and helping them learn good habits. When believers walk with God they produce contentment and satisfaction because with God they are whole and complete and headed for eternal life in His Kingdom. The great Shepherd is responsible for the entire process of sanctification and for successful completion or perfection or maturity. He creates an environment for the sheep to prosper and grow that fosters growth toward wholeness and completion or a state of shalom that is a state of peace and prosperity and well-being. This feeling of wholeness and completeness brings tranquility and joy because God supplies all needs and preserves believers for the first resurrection.