For which HEALTH problems would physical HEALING be the most appropriate to treat?
1. A disease is present
2. Someone afflicted with a bodily and mental evil
3. Spiritual distress from personal sin
4. An emotional or mental illness
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Explanation: 1. Physical HEALING is done when there is an illness.
2. Bodily and mental evil is treated with deliverance or exorcism.
3. Spiritual HEALING is done when personal sin has caused spiritual distress.
4. Inner HEALING is used for those who have an emotional or mental illness.
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