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Free Study Guide for The Hiding Place by Corrie ten Boom Previous Page | Table
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In late May, Corrie was taken to her first hearing. A row of small huts
lined one wall of the courtyard of the prison, and Corrie was led into
one of them. She called on the help of Jesus who she noted had been to
a hearing of his own. The one to which she was led had a row of tulips
around it and that seemed to her a sign of hope. The Lieutenant who spoke
to her had come to her cell before to ask her if she knew the names of
people on a list he carried. Now he stoked up the fire to help her get
warm. They talked for a moment about such cold weather for late spring
and the tulips he had planted, but eventually he told Corrie, “If I am
to help you, you must tell me everything.” He questioned her for an hour
and........
Corrie’s purpose in life, the one she sought after Karel married another
woman, is now beginning to reveal itself very slowly. Just as she feels
she is always going to be alone, God gives her the opportunity to reveal
His love. She has her hearing with a lieutenant who also feels alone.........
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