Section 4
speak of man's need, which only the Lord as life can fully meet.
EACH INDIVIDUAL'S CONDITION AND NEED
All the conditions of these nine cases can also be found in each individual person. One person can possess all the conditions of all men. For exam ple, you may be a good man, or, at least you have the intention of being a good man. You may also be quite religious, fearing God and seeking Him. At the same time, however, you may also have done something mean, something which is not honorable. You may be a religious gentleman with high morals and yet have done something low. On the one hand, you are a high-class person; on the other hand, you are a low-class person.
You are also sick and about to die morally and spiritually. You may be very living physically, but you are dying morally and spiritually. Even phys ically you are also dying day by day. Apparently you are living; actually you are dying.
Another condition of yours is that you are a weak person. You know that you should do good and you know what is right, but you lack the strength or the power to do it. Perhaps you are not yet twenty-five years old, but you have been