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Genesis 47:20
And Joseph bought all the land of Egypt for Pharaoh; for the Egyptians sold every man his field, because the famine prevailed over them: so the land became Pharaoh’s. (Genesis 47:20)
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Alexander, Joseph Addison poem “The Doomed Man” by, quoted PP 159   
Alleine, Joseph GC 252-3   
“Better Land,” Hyde’s (W. H.) poem 2SG 55-6;1T 70-1;   
Black man name of, written in book of life beside white man’s name ChS 218;2SM 342;    [1]
Blind man/People   [2]
Boyish man warning to 5T 411   
Canaan/Promised land   [18]
Christian land, Christian lands See Christian country  
Difficult field, Difficult fields warning message must be proclaimed in GW 27   
Dishonest man (men) among us need to be born again CS 142    [1]
Divorced man whose second marriage was justified 2SM 339-40   
“Doomed Man,” poem by Joseph Addison Alexander, quoted PP 159   
Drowning man clinging to side of boat TM 353   
Egypt   [138]
Egyptian, Egyptians accustomed to luxurious diet PP 377    [72]
Famine after four winds are released 7BC 968    [35]
Feeble man one touch of God’s finger can prostrate 1T 117   
Fellow man (men) all associations with, should be with reference to their eternal interests and our own 4T 236    [16]
Field, Fields   [52]