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In this book, Tim looked at the shepherd and shepherding from various angles - from ancient world, from Old Testament figures like Moses, from David, from Isaiah’s viewpoint, and from Jeremiah’s view point, from Ezekiel’s and Zechariahs viewpoint, those chapters are very helpful and beneficial...

David, the shepherd boy, built up his shepherding skills from being a shepherd in the wilderness. But to become the true shepherd of Israel, he learned it though God’s school of shepherding while attending his father’s flock as stated on page 114 that [the shepherd ruler of Israel had first lear...

Psalm 23 is so famous that it has been used and referenced in all different occasions from wedding to funeral services; and from people in trouble, to those who in happiness because The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. Before reading this book, I looked at Psalm 23 mostly with a consumer minds...

As Laniak pointed out in page 49 – [Biblical references to shepherding presuppose an understanding not only of the environment but also of the animals themselves], it will be hard to fully appreciate the teaching of Jesus on pastor and shepherding without an understanding of the nature of sheep an...

Images or metaphors or the objects used in a story will only make sense if the readers or audiences understood what those actually are. One time, a missionary in Northwest China told a group of mountain people Jesus’ miracle - [Five loafs and Two fishes], the missionary quickly noticed from their ...