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Promised Land
noun
Canaan, the land promised by God to Abraham and his descendants. Genesis 12:7.
(often lowercase)a place or situation believed to hold ultimate happiness.
Promised Land
noun
Old Testament the land of Canaan, promised by God to Abraham and his descendants as their heritage (Genesis 12:7)
heaven, esp when considered as the goal towards which Christians journey in their earthly lives
any longed-for place where one expects to find greater happiness or fulfilment
Promised Land
The land that God promised he would give to the descendants of Abraham and Isaac and Jacob; the land flowing with milk and honey; the land of Canaan, or Palestine. The Israelites did not take it over until after the Exodus, when they conquered the people already living there.
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Origin of Promised Land1
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Holly had been near the front of the standing section when "The Boss" saw her as he went on a walkabout in front of the stage during his song The Promised Land.
Her television appearances include “Encore! Encore!” and the movies “On Promised Land,” “A Place for Annie” and “Back to the Secret Garden.”
He ripped shards of noise from his guitar in “Prove It All Night” and got his harmonica wheezing in “The Promised Land.”
“The Promised Land” is also the story of an unlikely family, a slowly developing theme that reveals itself over the course of the film’s runtime.
The Danish drama “The Promised Land” takes its old-fashioned remit with enjoyable seriousness.
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