The Pursuit of God · Character
Frederick Faber
Hymn writer and theologian quoted on divine love and the soul's rest.
minor
Also known as Faber
First appearance: ix meekness and rest
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- Psychological
- Other
Character groups
- Divine and Mystical Voices
- Protagonist
- Patriarchal Faith and Self
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- Closing
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