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Why is Christ referred to as the Good Shepherd?

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Christ is called the Good Shepherd because He knows, protects, and cares for His flock.

In the biblical narrative, Christ is depicted as the Good Shepherd, who intimately knows each of His sheep. This imagery illustrates His commitment to watching over His followers, ensuring their safety, and nurturing their spiritual well-being. He never neglects them, as He is aware of every need and danger, offering both guidance and protection throughout their journey of faith.
Scripture References: Revelation 5, Revelation 22

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Christ, The Altogether Lovely One
James Smith · Dec 3, 2024
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