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Arthur DeMoss died of a heart attack at age 53.

After his death, his family found a slip of paper he had written and kept in his desk drawer.

Art's daughter Nancy tells us what is said.

Teach us to number our days and recognize how few they are.

Help us to spend them as we should.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Heaven Rules.

For March 15th, 2023, I'm Dana Gresh.

I'm so glad you've chosen to spend the next 24 minutes or so with Revive Our Hearts.

Your time is valuable, and we want every word to count.

Nancy's been talking about how precious and short our time is on this earth in the series,

Living in Light of Eternity.

Here she is with Part 3 of that series.

One of the seven wonders of the ancient world is the Egyptian tombs and pyramids.

And I'm told that one of those great pyramids took 100,000 men 40 years to build.

Now, why would the Egyptians have put such time and effort into a burying place for their

pharaohs? Well, the Egyptians who definitely had some problems in their theology, but one thing

they understood well, and that is that they would spend a lot more time in the next life

than they would in this life. And they believed that the

next life was far more important than this life. And so they prepared for the afterlife during

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