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What does the Bible say about going astray like a lost sheep?

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The Bible, particularly in Psalm 119:176, illustrates the experience of going astray and the need for God's guidance.

Psalm 119:176 states, 'I have gone astray like a lost sheep; seek thy servant, for I do not forget thy commandments.' This poignant expression reflects a deep recognition of human frailty and our propensity to wander away from God's truths. The psalmist, likely David, acknowledges his waywardness and desires to be sought after by God. This confession is vital for recognizing our need for divine intervention and mercy, as we often stray from the right path. Through the metaphor of a lost sheep, we see the vulnerability of wandering away from God and the importance of humbly seeking His direction and correction.
Scripture References: Psalm 119:176

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