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Hinds Feet in High Places - Day 1 of 5
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from Abundant Rain by Susie O’Neal
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A hind is a female red deer over the age of three years old. What is remarkable about a hind is her ability to place her back feet in the exact spot where her front feet stepped—not one inch off!
This gives her tremendous agility and sure-footedness. She can run with abandon because she is always in step and never off track.
This is especially useful when she is being chased by a predator. She can elude the danger of her enemy by traversing difficult terrain.
She can climb higher and higher up the mountain. The enemy can’t go to the high place; the high place is what gives her refuge and safety.
There are many instances in the Bible where we can see God meeting someone on a mountain—in the high place. It is not an easy climb, but this is where his presence is. God is in the high place while the enemy remains helpless in the valley.
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