At the Masters Feet

De: Sadhu Sundar Singh

Narrado por: Alex Freeman

Once on a dark night I went alone into the forest to pray, and seating myself upon a rock I laid before God my deep necessities, and besought his help. After a short time, seeing a poor man coming towards me, I thought he had come to ask me for some relief because he was hungry and cold. I said to him, "I am a poor man, and except this blanket I have nothing at all. You had better go to the village nearby and ask for help there." And lo! Even whilst I was saying this, he flashed forth like lightning, and, showering drops of blessing, immediately disappeared. Alas! Alas! it was now clear to me that this was my beloved master who came not to beg from a poor creature like me, but to bless and to enrich me (2 Cor. viii.9), and so I was left weeping and lamenting my folly and lack of insight.

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More details of Jesus works

I really enjoyed. This bookj... He discusses his conversations he had with Jesus...thus more of Jesus works being more detailed & revealed

At the Masters feet ... Straight from the THRONE!

I bought the printed book several years ago as required reading to go to serve in Africa with Heidi Baker. I recently bought the audible version and have listened to it 10 + times now.

I would encourage you ... the simple truths revealed are waiting, at his feet!

awesome

this is a great book. well written. easy to follow. easy to study. practical and relevant

Starts authentic, becomes propaganda

It seems that Sadhu Sundar Singh had an authentic spiritual experience to start, but it quickly becomes a very negative view of human nature and the whole book is filled with "proof texting" the scriptures. Where is the joy that comes from falling In Love with Jesus?