At The Master's Feet
Aug 2013 · Simon and Schuster
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Sadhu Sundar Singh (1889-1929?) has been referred to as "the apostle of India." His Christian witness was one of faith, endurance, and supernatural activity. In 1922, his beloved classic At the Master's Feet was released. The book describes a vision, in which the disciple asks Jesus Christ, the Master, for wisdom and the meaning of various aspects of the Christian life. Also included in this edition is The Visions of Sadhu Sundar Singh, in which the Sadhu describes visionary experiences about heaven, hell, and everything in between.
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4.7
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Darlene M
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9 May 2020
I felt like this whole book is written especially for me. 😭 how good is my God. Thank you Jesus for teaching me. You are more than life itself
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Jer Kem
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3 September 2018
The questions Sadhu asked were questions most people ask. What a privilege for Sadhu to sit at Jesus feet and not only receive answers from our God, but to challenge me to greater communion and service to the gospel and His creation.
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Martin P
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29 July 2020
Phenomenal... must read sadhu's conversations with the Lord. Jesus answers the most common questions and reveals many other details.
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