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So I came across this sentence:

> あなたをむかえる **ものがある** 。

My take on it is: `There is a thing that will meet you.` I know that's wrong.
So how is ものがある used?

ADDED: Is there a difference between ことがある and ものがある？
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How is ものがある used?
Is it from [this song](http://www.kasi-time.com/item-9022.html) by ALI
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If so, the Kanji is 者 "person", not 物 which means "thing", as Oldergod said in
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> ...あなたを迎える者がある。  
>  ...there is someone who will greet you.
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