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IT is appointed for all men once to die and after that commeth the judgment, Heb. 9.27
No man liveth which shall not see death, or deliver his soul from the power of the grave, Ps. 89.48.
The dead praise not the Lord, neither any that go down into si∣lence, Ps. 115.17.
When wicked men die, their expectation peri∣sheth with the hope of worst men, Pro. 11.7.
Through our rejoicing in Christ we ought to die daily, 1 Cor. 15.21.
Darknesse, with a shadow of Death, will
stain all things, Job 3.5
One may long for death, and not find it, and dig for it more then for hid treasures, and re∣joice exceedingly, when they have found the grave, Job, 32.1. Rev. 6.9
God can bring out to light the shadow of death, Job 1.2.22.
It is a duty to remem∣ber it, Job 30.22.
There is no remem∣brance of God, nor any giving him thanks in the grave, Ps. 6.5.
The issues from it be∣longeth unto God, Psal 68.20.
Many times wicked men have no bands in their death, Ps. 73.4.
We may desire to live that wee may do more good, Ps. 71.18.
Christ both dyed, rose again and revived, that he might be Lord both of the dead and living, Rom. 14.9.
The way to prosper and to bee kept from sinning, is often to re∣member our later end, Deut. 32.29.