Epistle, Chapter

1      2, I  |       high, in the place of a shepherd, to keep watch over the
2      2, I  |        saying, "I am the good shepherd, who lay down my life for
3     37, I  |   separate the sheep from the shepherd, and sons from their parents,
4     39, VI |   separate the sheep from the shepherd; avoid the envenomed tongue
5     66, IV | scattered because there is no shepherd; and they became meat to
6     70, II |      it had been a sheep, the Shepherd may receive into His fold
7     73, XII|     and to be restored by the shepherd to the sheep-fold whence
8     75, V  |   shall be one flock, and one shepherd." But if the flock is one,
9     75, V  |  pastor, who,--while the true shepherd remains and presides over