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earthly possessions

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See: estate, property


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Because he and the family - five kids under age 11 - are selling their earthly possessions and, next Monday, plan to leave for a, uh, year-long trip around the country.
Right Moving boxes are necessary for moving every earthly possessions of man from one place to another.
Grainger's grandfather, an itinerant Brethren evangelist, was convinced that the Second Coming would occur on September 11, 1988 and he prepared himself accordingly, giving away earthly possessions and spending the final day sitting in his living-room dressed, in his Sunday best and listening intently for the sound of the "trump of God" which would summon believers to meet "the Lord in the air.
 
 
 
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