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1. www.ancient-hebrew.org › manners › shepherd-life-theShepherd life; the care of sheep and goats

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   The youngest boy in the family becomes shepherd of the sheep, especially when the Arab peasant is a shepherd as well as being a farmer of grain. As the older son grows up he transfers his energies from sheep raising to helping the father with sowing, plowing, and harvesting the crops, and passes on the shepherd's task to the next younger boy.

2. facts.net › history › religion17 Great Interesting Facts About Shepherds In Biblical Times

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   May 8, 2024 · Shepherds hold a significant place in biblical narratives, often symbolizing care, guidance, and protection. This role, deeply embedded in the cultural and economic fabric of ancient societies, offers a fascinating glimpse into the past. Here, we'll uncover some intriguing facts about these custodians of the flock. 01.

3. www.ligonier.org › learn › devotionalsThe Shepherd Who Knows His Sheep - Ligonier Ministries

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   Jun 5, 2018 · John 10:11–16. “I am the good shepherd. I know my own and my own know me, just as the Father knows me and I know the Father; and I lay down my life for the sheep” (vv. 14–15). When Jesus introduces the figure of the shepherd in John 10:3, He does so with imagery that suggests the shepherd’s intimate knowledge of his flock.

4. www.biblegateway.com › resources › ivp-ntThe Good Shepherd Lays Down His Life for His Sheep (10:11-18 ...

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   Thus, the oneness of the flock corresponds to the thought found throughout this Gospel that Jesus is the only way to the Father. Jesus concludes this teaching by revealing more fully the mystery involved in the shepherd's laying down his life for the sheep (vv. 17-18).

5. www.chabad.org › library › article_cdoPeople of the Land - Shepherdology: Understanding the Jewish ...

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   Sheepherding for our forefathers and mothers, then, was not just a matter of practice but of principle, motivated by the fear of becoming tied to, and emotionally involved, with a land not their own.

6. www.9marks.org › article › lessons-shepherding-1-godLessons in Shepherding 1: God, Moses and David - 9Marks

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   Feb 26, 2010 · Interestingly, Moses was actually a shepherd when God called him to lead Israel out of Egypt. And upon God’s call he remained a shepherd, but now of a much larger flock: “You led Your people like a flock by the hand of Moses and Aaron” (Ps 77:20). God did the leading, but he lead by the hand of Moses and Aaron. Moses’ leadership was an ...

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   What does a shepherd do in the Bible?

   • Shepherds hold a significant place in biblical narratives, often symbolizing care, guidance, and protection. This role, deeply embedded in the cultural and economic fabric of ancient societies, offers a fascinating glimpse into the past. Here, we'll uncover some intriguing facts about these custodians of the flock.

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   How does a child become a shepherd?

   • The youngest boy in the family becomes shepherd of the sheep, especially when the Arab peasant is a shepherd as well as being a farmer of grain. As the older son grows up he transfers his energies from sheep raising to helping the father with sowing, plowing, and harvesting the crops, and passes on the shepherd's task to the next younger boy.

   Shepherd life; the care of sheep and goats - The Ancient Hebrew

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   How did a shepherd live?

   • The life of a shepherd was far from easy, marked by constant vigilance, movement, and exposure to the elements. Shepherds often lived nomadic lives, moving their flocks from pasture to pasture, which required a deep knowledge of the land and its seasons.

   17 Great Interesting Facts About Shepherds In Biblical Times

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   Why did shepherds live a nomadic life?

   • Shepherds often lived nomadic lives, moving their flocks from pasture to pasture, which required a deep knowledge of the land and its seasons. Predators, such as wolves and lions, were a constant threat to the flock, making the shepherd's role as protector vital for the survival of both the sheep and the shepherd's livelihood.

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   What do God's shepherds do?

   • God’s shepherds are called to exercise God’s work of gathering, guarding, nourishing, uniting, and guiding God’s flock through the God-opposing wilderness of this world on behalf of God. They do this by keeping the flock centered upon God and his Word. God is the king, the owner of the sheep.

   Lessons in Shepherding 1: God, Moses and David - 9Marks

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   What are some interesting facts about shepherds?

   • Here, we'll uncover some intriguing facts about these custodians of the flock. Shepherds were essential to the economy of ancient Near Eastern societies. Livestock, especially sheep, were a primary source of wool, meat, and milk, making the shepherd's role crucial for survival and prosperity.

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8. www.bethanybiblechurch.com › 2018 › 06John 10 – Shepherd Metaphors in the Old Testament

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   John 10 – Shepherd Metaphors in the Old Testament. Bethany Bible Church - June 17, 2018. In John 10, Jesus says, “I am the Good Shepherd.”. Some historical knowledge of what shepherds did for their sheep will bring a great deal of illumination to Jesus’ statement.