DEUTERONOMY 1
2 Outlines
Deuteronomy 1:19-46
REFUSING GOD’S BEST
Very often our lives are miserable because we refuse
to accept what God knows is best for our lives.
This is exactly what the Children of
REQUIREMENT - Vss. 19-21
The children of
RECONNAISSANCE - Vss. 22-25
At the peoples’ request spies were commissioned to go
in and search the land.
REVOLT - Vss. 26-33
In spite of the goodness of the land, the people
revolted against the plan of going into the land because of the report of the
majority of spies. Their biggest problem is summed up in Deut.
REBUKE - Vss. 34-40
The generation that refused to believe God and possess
the land never entered the Land with the exception of Caleb and Joshua. They
were to continue to take their journey, one that lasted 40 years.
REFUSAL (TO ACCEPT GOD'S JUDGMENT) - Vss. 41-46
The people tried to
enter the land instead of accepting God’s judgment. The effort was a failure.
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Deuteronomy 1:19-46
REMEMBERING A SAD TIME
Sometimes it is good to
remember a sad situation. As we reflect
on sad situations, we might not make the same mistake a second time. The Children of
PRONOUNCEMENT FROM GOD -
Vss. 19-21
The people were to go
into the land that God had designated as their inheritance. They were not to
fear nor be discouraged.
PERUSAL OF THE LAND -
Vss. 22-25
Spies were sent in to
check out the land.
PANIC BY THE PEOPLE -
Vss. 26-33
The people panicked
because they refused to trust God.
PUNISHMENT FROM GOD -
Vss. 34-46
The generation in charge
would not enter the Promised Land but die in the wilderness. 34-39
An attempt to enter the
land after God had said "not now" was met with defeat. Vss. 40-46