Execute
EXECUTE
1. Literally, to follow out or through. Hence, to perform;
to do; to effect; to carry into complete effect; to complete; to finish.
We execute a purpose, a plan, design or scheme; we execute a work
undertaken, that is, we pursue it to the end.2. To perform; to inflict; as, to execute judgment or vengeance.3. To carry into effect; as, to execute law or justice.4.
To carry into effect the law, or the judgment or sentence on a person;
to inflict capital punishment on; to put to death; as, to execute a
traitor.5. To kill.6. To complete, as a
legal instrument; to perform what is required to give validity to a
writing, as by signing and sealing; as, to execute a deed or lease.EX'ECUTE, v.i. To perform the proper office; to produce an effect.
Okay, this isn't one of the 30 E-words. It's actually in the introduction to the e-words, but must be understood before I start. So I looked it up and posted it. EXECUTE. I will choose, for the moment, to ignore #5's meaning. All the others, except 1/2 of #4 are doable. Maybe #2 isn't so hot, either. All the rest, though, are acceptable. Right? So, I am looking at this word and committing it to memory, even if it's only my short-term memory. Hehe. This is necessary to know in order to do the others. So, technically, I guess there are at least 31 words in this section. Sssshhhhhh. Don't tell. It would just sound weird to call this the 91-Day CEO.
Larry, I think the definitions you made exceptions can apply to this 'program' very well. In essence we are endeavoring to eliminate ... even 'execute' the 'natural' man. We are putting on the 'new man'...the one who's will is in line with, and even becomes the same will as the Father's. I think it all applies. Just a thought.
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