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559 results for “Shepherd” — showing 401–420
- TopicAgricultureancient Near Eastern economy and culture, with many biblical figures being shepherds or farmers, reflecting the agrarian lifestyle of the time. Recognize the importance of stewardship
- TopicAllegory in the Bibledifferent responses of individuals. Jesus uses the allegory of the Good Shepherd to describe His relationship with His followers and His sacrificial love. Allegorical interpretation
- TopicAmosBook of Amos is a prophetic text attributed to Amos, a shepherd and farmer from Tekoa, who prophesied during the reign of King Jeroboam
- TopicAncient Worshipdown before the Lord, recognizing Him as our Creator and Shepherd. Ancient Israel was surrounded by nations that practiced polytheism, which influenced their worship practices
- TopicAngelichostsappearing in key moments of salvation history, from the Annunciation to the shepherds at Christ's birth, and in the visions of the prophets. Recognize
- TopicApostle Peterbuild His church. Jesus restores Peter after his denial, commissioning him to shepherd His flock. Peter's powerful sermon at Pentecost, leading to the conversion
- TopicApostolic Concernrespond to false teachings with discernment. Demonstrates the role of apostles as shepherds who care for the spiritual welfare of the church. Highlights the importance
- TopicApproach to Goddown and kneel before the Lord, recognizing Him as our Maker and Shepherd. Throughout biblical history, the approach to God has evolved from the sacrificial system
- TopicBattle of KingsGoliath, showcasing God's power in delivering Israel through a young shepherd. David's battles against the Philistines after becoming king, illustrating God's guidance
- TopicBiblical Allegoryword in different hearts. Jesus uses the allegory of the Good Shepherd to illustrate His relationship with His followers and His sacrificial love. Allegorical interpretation
- TopicBiblical Hymnspower and faithfulness. A hymn of trust in God as the Good Shepherd, emphasizing His guidance and provision. The Magnificat, Mary's song of praise, reflects
- TopicBiblical Illustrationreceptivity to God's word. Jesus uses the metaphor of the Good Shepherd to illustrate His sacrificial love and care for His followers. The Parable
- TopicBiblical PoetryNature A profound expression of trust in God as the Good Shepherd, illustrating comfort and guidance. A beautiful depiction of love and desire, using rich imagery
- TopicBirth of Jesuscensus, the humble birth in a manger, and the announcement to the shepherds, highlighting the joy and peace brought by Jesus. A prophecy that foretells
- TopicCall to Worshipdown before the Lord, recognizing Him as our Creator and Shepherd. Encouragement for believers to gather together, spurring one another on toward love and good deeds
- TopicCaptainillustrating the concept of authority and submission. Peter instructs church leaders to shepherd the flock willingly, emphasizing the responsibility of spiritual leadership. In ancient Israel, captains
- TopicCephasJesus reinstates Peter after his denial, emphasizing the importance of love and shepherding the flock. Peter's bold sermon at Pentecost leads to the conversion
- TopicChieftribes of Israel, highlighting their roles and responsibilities. God rebukes the shepherds (leaders) of Israel for failing to care for their flock, emphasizing the responsibility
- TopicChrist the Leaderfrom serving others, exemplifying servant leadership. Jesus identifies Himself as the Good Shepherd, emphasizing His protective and guiding role over His followers. Paul declares that
- TopicChristian Leadershipserving others, exemplifying the principle of servant leadership. Peter encourages elders to shepherd the flock willingly and not for dishonest gain, highlighting the importance of integrity