Jesus Christ, the Good Shepherd was loved by the Father because He

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 1993 Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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Jesus Christ, the Good Shepherd was loved by the Father because He
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Jesus Christ, the Good Shepherd was loved by the Father because He laid down His life for the sheep. This act of sacrificial love demonstrated Jesus' deep care and concern for His sheep, and it was a reflection of the love that the Father had for both Jesus and His sheep. Jesus understood the needs of the sheep, loved them, and tended to them, but it was His ultimate act of selflessness and love that truly showed His worthiness of the Father's love.
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