Hinds' Feet on High Places

Hurnard's depiction of spiritual growth feels deeply personal yet universal. I'm curious what personal experiences or theological insights inspired this allegory.

The idea of striving for higher spiritual heights resonated with me, but I'm wondering how others interpret the challenges Much-Afraid faces along the way.

The Shepherd's role feels both tender and authoritative. I'm curious about the creative choices behind personifying divine guidance in this way.