By Ellen Andersen
What an amazing book! Hinds Feet on High Places is an allegory of the Christian life, with its trials and temptations, ups and downs, failures and successes.
A young Christian woman, Much-Afraid, lives with her family, the Fearings, in the Valley of Humiliation. She serves the Chief Shepherd in the village and longs to go with Him to the High Places. But finds herself held back by her family and personal weaknesses, both physical and emotional.
Journey with Much-Afraid and her companions Sorrow and Suffering as they follow the Shepherd through dangers, toils, and snares to the high places of God’s love. This beautiful allegory is written in the tradition of Pilgrim’s Progress. It includes a brief autobiography and Hurnard’s account of how she came to write her beloved classic.
I love her book also…
Sounds intriguing.
It’s very good. Makes you think. I found myself reading and re-reading some parts.