A Footprint in the Sand
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There's a problem loading this menu right now. Learn more about Amazon Prime. Get fast, free shipping with Amazon Prime. Get to Know Us. English Choose a language for shopping. Jesus travels the path of the believer, instead of the other way around. A similar argument could be made for Footprints of Jesus by L. Thorpe as published in the The International Lesson Hymnal.
Aviv suggests that the source of the modern "Footprints" allegory is the opening paragraph of Charles Haddon Spurgeon 's sermon "The Education of the Sons of God".
And did you suddenly pull up short as you noticed, in the sand, the footprints of a man? I remember right well passing through that experience; and when I looked, lo! So I thought to myself, 'If he has been here, it is a desert island no longer. In , an American encyclopedia of hymns by female writers included Jetty Vogel, an English poet. Vogel's "At the Portal" follows someone looking at their footprints as they deviate from the proper path. Vogel's hymn has an angel's footsteps but lacks the "I carried you" of the modern "Footprints".
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In , Mormon publication The Children's Friend re-published the Loughead piece credited, but misspelled "Laughead" , ensuring a wider distribution in the western states. Veneklasen's poem appeared occasionally in newspaper obituaries, commonly lacking attribution, and often with the decease substituted for "I". This was a bit of romantic verse that moves from sadness at "lone footprints in the sand" to close with "our footprints in the sand".
The earliest known formally dated publications of any variants of the poem are from , with three different descriptions of the person and also the setting. The first to appear in July, , in a small Iowa town newspaper, is a very concise six-sentence version featuring an "elderly man" and "rocky roads". The second and most complete early appearance was in a September issue of Evangel , a semi-monthly Church of God publication. A third version appeared in October, , in two California papers, first in Oakland [27] and twelve days later in Shafter, [28] with a "young woman" and a "sandy pathway" in a "desert wilderness".
This version does not appear to have re-emerged later. In , additional appearances occurred: In January, , the Opelousas, Louisiana, Daily World published a near exact Carty version but with a "My dear child" mutation at the end, and no attribution. In March, the Winona Times presented a Powers-like version with "a certain elderly man He was "sorely troubled and his life had been at its saddest and lowest ebb. The March, issue of Liguorian , a monthly publication of the Catholic Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer , published a complete, nearly unmodified first-person version following Carty, but attributed to "Author Unknown".
Christian televangelist and columnist Robert Schuller noted in his column that a reader had sent him a story; it is unclear whether the version presented in the column—which casts a "pilgrim" as the human character—was used verbatim or was rewritten by Schuller: In April, , the Havre Daily News in Montana published a variant of the Carty version told in first person with slightly different punctuation and a "never, never" alteration to match the "precious, precious child" of the previous sentence. The author of the local weekly column noted that it had been supplied by a friend who had "first heard [it] when Paul Harvey quoted it on his radio program.
No recordings or transcriptions of Mr. Harvey's daily radio news and commentary broadcasts are known to have survived. A verbatim copy of the Havre instance ran in a small, inmate-produced newsletter published by the Napa State Hospital , in July, Advice columnist Ann Landers [35] published an exact copy of the Stevenson version in July, The column indicates that the correspondent who provided the work, claims to have carried a tattered copy around "for years" with no further explanation of its publication source. She printed the piece again in late February in response to reader demand and noted that it had also appeared in Reader's Digest.
Christian televangelist Jerry Falwell 's biography, Jerry Falwell: Aflame for God , opens a chapter with an expanded "a man dreamed" version. Humorist and columnist Erma Bombeck [38] published a condensed version of Stevenson's variant in July During the United States presidential campaign, Ronald Reagan used a variant of "Footprints", with himself as the human, as the closing lines in an August speech to evangelical leaders in Dallas, Texas.
In , Cristy Lane released country gospel version of the song called "Footprints in the Sand".
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The song peaked at No. In , Ken Brown published a version of the poem in rhyme and rhythm as opposed to the more commonly known free form versions popular today. In the song, the Lord explains the fact that there is only one set of footprints this way: The poem was used in the memorial service for Air France Flight on 3 June In , a larger-than-life sculpture inspired by the poem was installed at Pippen Memorial Park in Carthage, Texas. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For other uses, see Footprint disambiguation. This section needs additional citations for verification.
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