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Hinds' Feet on High Places
Christian fiction
Hinds' Feet on High Places
320 pages · First published 1955
Much-Afraid longs to leave the Valley of Humiliation and follow the Shepherd to the High Places, where she hopes to be freed from the fears and deformities that have defined her life. The journey takes her through deserts, mountains, loneliness, and apparent detours while companions named Sorrow and Suffering accompany her. Each stage functions as an allegory for spiritual growth and surrender. Hannah Hurnard’s Christian devotional classic recasts the imagery of Habakkuk 3:19 as a Pilgrim’s Progress-like journey from fear toward trust, using symbolic characters and landscapes rather than realistic fiction.
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