The parable of the lost sheep portrays the shepherd as being

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 1999 Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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The parable of the lost sheep portrays the shepherd as being
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The parable of the lost sheep portrays the shepherd as being loving. In the parable, the shepherd leaves the 99 sheep in the wilderness and goes after the one that is lost until he finds it. This shows the shepherd's deep concern and love for all his sheep, even the one that has strayed away. The parable is often used to illustrate God's love for humanity, as God is often portrayed as a loving and caring shepherd who seeks after his lost sheep until they are found.
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