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PROBLEM: Context: I just came across a huge find regarding the " Great Multitude " of people in Rev 7:9 . 9After this I looked and there before me was a great multitude that no one could count , from every nation , tribe , people and language , standing before the throne and in front of the Lamb . They were wearing white robes and were holding palm branches in their hands . It turns out , the same Greek phrase for " great crowd " occurs one other place , in Rev 19 , 1After this I heard what sounded like the roar of a great multitude in heaven shouting : " Hallelujah !.
Question: What book may i be reading ?

SOLUTION: The bible.

PROBLEM: Context: particularly the nerves and vasculature . so i ' m working on that this afternoon . today we mostly dissected the shoulder , and when the main professor came over to do the question of the day with us he brought an entire human arm from the shoulder to the hand with him and flopped it on top of Alan 's belly . no skin , except on the hand , but all the muscles , joints , bones , and dangly bits .
Question: What class may I currently be in ?

SOLUTION: Anatomy.

PROBLEM: Context: Looking at it like this though , if these things going in to me were necessary to sorting out whatever the hell was growing in my back , then I was all for it . I hated the cannula in me . I felt better for getting some sugar , but my throat felt so dry from not drinking and I could feel the IV tube pulling the cannula which was making me feel awful .
Question: What may happen after the cannula is in me ?

SOLUTION:
May get upset .