Riley Miller Challenge I

Expo-Comp Essay Outline

I.

Introduction
A.
B.
C.
D.

II.

thou shalt not commit adultery ten commandments

Heather should not have committed adultery
Three
Exposition
1. Its a sin
2. She became a social outcast
3. The after effects were harsh

Proof
A. Its a sin
1. The ten commandments: Thou shalt not commit adultery
2. Sinners without repentance are un-clean
3. God warns us about sexual immorality in the bible several times
B. She became a social outcast
1. She had to stand on a platform each day
2. No one would (could) talk to her
3. No one wanted to even be around her
C. The after effects were harsh
1. The minister, regretting his sin, started hurting himself
2. The husband became angry
3. Proverbs 6:32 - [But] whoso commit-eth adultery with a woman
lack-eth understanding: he [that] doeth it destroy-eth his own soul.

III.

Conclusion
A. Heather should not have committed adultery
B. Summary Of Proof
1. Its a sin
2. She became a social outcast
3. The after effects were harsh
C. Amplification
1. Local town/community
2. The town was in turmoil as the minister tried to keep his sin
quiet, and Heather was showed off as a warning to other
townspeople.