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Do you desire to be humble? Did you know that faith and humility are inseparable? Andrew Murray teaches how these two virtues work together and how you can experience true humility in this classic devotional.
Humility brought Jesus from heaven, motivated His ministry, and kept Him on the cross to provide salvation for sinners. Andrew Murray gives us a special insight into Christians obtaining this quality of character Jesus had. You will not walk away from this book without a fresh look into what it means to be humble and an invigorated desire to have this divine virtue.
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Andrew Murray was a South African writer, teacher, and Christian pastor, renowned for his deep spiritual insights and teachings. Born on May 9, 1828, in Graaff-Reinet, South Africa, he dedicated much of his life to spreading Christian teachings and emphasizing the importance of missions, which he believed to be the chief purpose of the church. Murray was influential in the Christian community, writing extensively on prayer, faith, and spiritual growth. His works continue to inspire believers worldwide. He was married to Emma Rutherford in 1856, and together they had three children: Emma Maria, Isabella, and Mary Ellen. Murray's parents were Andrew Murray Sr., a Scottish missionary, and Maria Susanna Stegmann, of Dutch descent. His legacy is marked by his commitment to faith and his desire to deepen the understanding of God s work in the world. After a long and impactful life, Andrew Murray passed away on January 18, 1917, at the age of 88, in Wellington, South Africa. His teachings remain influential in Christian thought and practice.
