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What does the Bible say about sheep going astray?

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The Bible, particularly in 1 Peter 2:25, describes all believers as sheep that have gone astray but have now returned to the Good Shepherd.

In 1 Peter 2:25, the Apostle Peter refers to believers as sheep who have gone astray, highlighting the universal nature of this condition. The imagery of sheep going astray conveys the reality of human sinfulness and our tendency to wander away from God. Just as sheep are prone to stray from the fold and become lost, so too do we in our spiritual lives when we indulge in fleshly lusts or distractions that lead us away from the Shepherd. Yet, the beauty of the gospel is illustrated in the hope that we can return to the Shepherd and Bishop of our souls, who guides us back to spiritual safety and restoration.
Scripture References: 1 Peter 2:25, Isaiah 53:6, Luke 15:4

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