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What does the Bible say about the character of God as a shepherd?

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The Bible describes God as a shepherd who cares for His flock, providing guidance, protection, and sustenance.

In scripture, God is frequently depicted as a shepherd who leads and nurtures His people. Verses like Ezekiel 34 reveal His commitment to gather His flock, feed them, and restore those who are lost or broken. The Good Shepherd, as described in John 10, contrasts with false shepherds, emphasizing God's personal care and sacrificial love. This imagery conveys not only His authority but also the intimate relationship He establishes with His people, highlighting His ability to sustain and protect them throughout their lives.
Scripture References: Ezekiel 34, John 10

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The character of the Shepherd
Angus Fisher · May 5, 2016
Joshua

Joshua

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