F.B. Meyer emphasizes the concept of integrity as wholeness and wholeheartedness, drawing from Job's reflections on purity, justice, and compassion. He outlines Job's standards, which include purity in actions, care for the marginalized, and a heart free from greed and idolatry. Meyer challenges the audience to reflect on these principles as a personal catechism, urging that true integrity is rooted in the love of God, which can only be realized through the Holy Spirit and a relationship with Jesus Christ. He highlights the impossibility of achieving such integrity through human effort alone, stressing the need for divine assistance.