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Why is Jesus referred to as the good shepherd?

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Jesus is the good shepherd because He protects, provides, and sacrifices for His sheep.

In John 10:11, Jesus states, 'I am the good shepherd.' This metaphor emphasizes His role in caring for and protecting His followers. The good shepherd knows His sheep personally and provides for their needs, even to the point of laying down His life for them. This self-sacrificial love exemplifies the depth of His commitment and care, assuring believers that they are valued and safe in His hands. Understanding Jesus as the good shepherd is comforting, as it affirms His active involvement in our lives and spiritual well-being.
Scripture References: John 10:11

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