Jesus tells the parable of the lost sheep to show that the Kingdom of God is accessible to all, even those who were sinners or strayed from God’s path. He uses the example of a shepherd (God ...

this is how he carries home the lost sheep. Let us not forget that John says that lots were drawn for Jesus's tunic, "woven without seam from top to bottom" (Jn 19:23). We may consider this as a ...

By Terry Lees THERE was once a Shakespearean actor known everywhere for his one-person shows of readings and recitations from ...

we now may tend to think of that as reflecting the gospel stories of Jesus of the lost sheep or Jesus as the good shepherd from the Gospel of John. In point of fact, from Roman perspective ...

It's a story from the Bible that Jesus told. See you again soon. Bye! The story of The Lost Sheep is found in the Bible in the book of Luke, Chapter 15. The story is a parable that Jesus told.

Christians must strive to end all forms of discrimination, establish gender justice and equality in the Church and society ...

Do you love reading the amazing stories in God’s Word? Oh, the joy of a rainy, snowy, quiet, stay at home day with no demands ...

The exact pronunciation of the Tetragrammaton has been lost over time due to ancient ... "I Am the Gate for the Sheep" Here, Jesus was telling a story. There was a thief trying to steal sheep ...

In Luke 15:3-7, we read about the parable of the lost sheep. Jesus asks that supposing one loses one sheep from a hundred, “doesn’t he leave the ninety-nine in the open country and go after ...

We get angry at the world," Jump says, "where the direction is going, what Washington is telling us we have to teach our kids, all of these sorts of things." But as in the case of Jump's two ...

The Deseret News spoke with 15 Latter-day Saint artists to go deeper in appreciating the experience and personal impact of ...

we now may tend to think of that as reflecting the gospel stories of Jesus of the lost sheep or Jesus as the good shepherd from the Gospel of John. In point of fact, from Roman perspective ...