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Deuteronomy
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〈 Deuteronomy 29:24 〉
Even all nations shall say, Wherefore hath the Lord done thus unto this land? what meaneth the heat of this great anger? (Deuteronomy 29:24)
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Alexander the Great victim of intemperance CG 96;4T 348;   
American Progress: or, The Great Events of the Greatest Century by R. M. Devens, quoted GC 333   
Anger   [66]
“Better Land,” Hyde’s (W. H.) poem 2SG 55-6;1T 70-1;   
Byron, Lord 4T 519-20    [1]
Canaan/Promised land   [18]
Christian land, Christian lands See Christian country  
“Courage in the Lord!” cry of, in 1844 GW 265    [1]
Day of God/Day of the Lord at hand 5T 98-105;6T 446;    [39]
Deep, great . foundations of, broken up when Flood came SR 66    [5]
Even (evening) begins at sunset 6T 355-6, 359    [2]
Foreign land See Foreign country  
Great desire to do something, do not overlook smaller tasks awaiting you in MYP 96   
Great Britain Christianity took root early in GC 62    [4]
Great Controversy Between Christ and Satan (by EGW), adapted especially to new believers CM 129;Ev 366;    [49]
Great person, Great persons conduct of, in God’s sight SD 271    [38]
Great Sea (Mediterranean Sea) PP 471   
Great thing, Great things God longs to have His people expect, from Him COL 146    [1]
Heat cold and, Christ as Lord of PK 509   
Heathen land, Heathen lands Elijah was provided refuge in DA 238    [18]