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How does the Good Shepherd provide for His sheep?

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The Good Shepherd provides for His sheep by offering protection, guidance, and spiritual nourishment.

The Good Shepherd's provision for His sheep is a multifaceted concept that encompasses guidance, protection, and spiritual sustenance. In John 10, Jesus emphasizes that His sheep hear His voice and follow Him, indicating an active, trusting relationship. He leads them beside still waters and restores their souls, paralleling the themes found in Psalm 23. This provision is not merely physical but spiritual, as He is the source of life and righteousness for His followers. The Good Shepherd ensures that His sheep lack nothing essential for their spiritual journey, nurturing them in the knowledge of His Word and the power of the Holy Spirit. His ultimate provision comes through His sacrificial death and resurrection, which secures eternal life for all who believe.
Scripture References: John 10:11, Psalm 23:2-3

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