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The Good Shepherd is knows His sheep and they know His voice.




3 He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake. Psalms 23:3 (KJV)

Because of their nearsightedness sheep can and will often be lead astray and in the process lead others away from the flock and the shepherd’s care.  The God Shepherd seeks to lead us in His holy path of righteousness.  

The sheep of His Flock know and bear His name.  He is not ashamed of us even when we stray but will always receive us when we return in repentance. There will be times when our insistence of our own will makes it necessary for Him to chastise us but it is always out of love for us and only with sufficient force and effort to bring us to our senses and back to the fold.

The Good Shepherd is knows His sheep and they know His voice.  The sheep of His Flock will follow Him wherever He leads.

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