HINDS’ FEET ON HIGH PLACES

Much-Afraid longs to leave the Valley of Humiliation and follow the Chief Shepherd to the High Places, but the journey requires her to face fear, suffering, and everything that has kept her captive. Born with crooked feet and burdened by weakness, Much-Afraid lives among the Fearing family, who constantly remind her of her limitations. When the Chief Shepherd invites her to travel with him, she accepts despite knowing that the path will be steep and dangerous. He gives her two unexpected companions—Sorrow and Suffering—and promises that, through obedience and trust, she can be transformed. As Much-Afraid climbs through deserts, valleys, storms, and seemingly impossible obstacles, she struggles with doubt, loneliness, temptation, and the fear that the Shepherd has abandoned her. Each trial becomes part of her spiritual growth, teaching her to surrender resentment, trust divine guidance, and recognize that the most painful parts of the journey may also be the source of her greatest strength. First published in 1955, Hinds’ Feet on High Places has become a beloved classic of Christian devotional literature. Inspired by the words of Habakkuk 3:19, Hannah Hurnard’s allegory speaks to readers facing fear, hardship, discouragement, and spiritual uncertainty. This unabridged edition preserves the complete story of Much-Afraid’s journey from bondage and insecurity toward courage, freedom, and a deeper relationship with the Shepherd.
ASIN: 1515457737
VSKU: BVV.1515457737.G
Condition: Good
Author/Artist:Hurnard, Hannah
Binding: Paperback
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