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Deuteronomy Outline

THE CONTEMPLATION OF DEATH

Deuteronomy 32.29

”* Deuteronomy 32.29 Our text leads us to contemplate death and its consequences:

1A. First, DEATH SEPARATES YOUR SOUL AND BODY Consider these related observations.

1B. First, the soul is the man

2B. Second, your body must die and

3B. Third, your soul and your body with not part without a struggle

4B. Fourth, death is an unexperienced event to all the living

2A. Next, DEATH DISSOLVES ALL YOUR EARTHLY RELATIONS

3A. Third, DEATH STRIPS YOU OF ALL YOUR POSSESSIONS

4A. Fourth, DEATH BREAKS UP ALL YOUR EARTHLY PLANS

5A. Fifth, DEATH ENDS YOUR PERIOD OF PROBATION

6A. Finally, DEATH SEALS UP YOUR ACCOUNT TO JUDGMENT (Hebrews 9.27; Revelation 22.11)

* Adapted from a sermon by Asahel Nettleton