Hinds' Feet on High Places
Hinds' Feet on High Places
Synopsis
A young woman named Much Afraid, physically scarred by deformity and a stutter, sets out from her family's valley of fear into the wilderness. Accompanied by two companions—Sorrow and Suffering—she journeys toward the High Places where she learns to walk with God in joy rather than dread. This 1950s classic is an allegorical pilgrimage of faith, depicting a Christian's transformation from insecurity and doubt into spiritual maturity.
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Genres
Characters
Much AfraidProtagonist
A physically deformed young woman with a stutter and clubfoot, whose journey from fear to faith serves as the allegory's central arc.
King SorrowSupporting
One of Much Afraid's two constant companions; her name reflects the initial burden of sorrow that gives way to joy and purpose through faith.
SufferingSupporting
Much Afraid's second companion, whose presence underscores the trials and transformations she undergoes on the path toward spiritual maturity.
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Edition
Hinds' Feet on High PlacesPaperback, 1982
160 pages
KingswayISBN: 97808606519255 editions available
