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The School of Obedience

The School of Obedience

Andrew Murray (1828–1917) was a South African pastor and writer in the Dutch Reformed Church. Educated in Scotland and the Netherlands, he served congregations at Bloemfontein, Worcester, Cape Town, and Wellington, and was six times moderator of his church. Murray wrote some 240 books on prayer and the deeper Christian life; our library holds Abide in Christ, With Christ in the School of Prayer, Absolute Surrender, and The Prayer Life.

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First published
1898
Category
Holiness
Length
25k words · about 2 hours
Chapters
10
Narration
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About this book

An 1898 devotional by Andrew Murray on obedience as the heart of discipleship. Murray presents the Christian life as a school in which Christ Himself is the teacher, and where blessing follows the pupil who learns to say an unreserved yes to the Father's will. He treats obedience not as bare duty but as the natural fruit of love and faith.

Contents

  1. Preface
  2. I. Obedience: Its place in Holy Scripture
  3. II. The obedience of Christ 🔒
  4. III. The secret of true obedience 🔒
  5. IV. The morning watch in the life of obedience 🔒
  6. V. The entrance to the life of full obedience 🔒
  7. VI. The obedience of faith 🔒
  8. VII. The school of obedience 🔒
  9. VIII. Obedience to the last command 🔒
  10. Note on the morning watch 🔒

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