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At the Master's Feet

At the Master's Feet

Sundar Singh (1889–1929) was an Indian Christian missionary who, after a dramatic conversion from Sikhism as a teenager, became famous as a wandering evangelist dressed as a Hindu sadhu. He preached across India and Tibet and twice toured the West, drawing large crowds. His short devotional books, including At the Master's Feet, present Christ in simple parables. He disappeared during a mission into Tibet in 1929.

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First published
1922
Category
Devotional
Length
20k words · about 1 hour
Chapters
17
Narration
🎧 Nicole · American English

About this book

Parables and meditations by Sadhu Sundar Singh, the Indian Christian evangelist who carried the gospel across India and Tibet. Drawing on scenes from Eastern daily life, he pictures Christ as the Master whose feet are the disciple's true home. First published in 1922, the book offers simple, vivid teaching on humility, prayer, and following Jesus in wholehearted devotion.

Contents

  1. Notes by the Translators
  2. Preface
  3. Introduction
  4. I. The Manifestation of God's Presence · Section I 🔒
  5. I. The Manifestation of God's Presence · Section II 🔒
  6. II. Sin and Salvation · Section I 🔒
  7. II. Sin and Salvation · Section II 🔒
  8. III. Prayer · Section I 🔒
  9. III. Prayer · Section II 🔒
  10. III. Prayer · Section III 🔒
  11. IV. Service · Section I 🔒
  12. IV. Service · Section II 🔒
  13. V. The Cross and the Mystery of Suffering · Section I 🔒
  14. V. The Cross and the Mystery of Suffering · Section II 🔒
  15. VI. Heaven and Hell · Section I 🔒
  16. VI. Heaven and Hell · Section II 🔒
  17. A Prayer 🔒

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