Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 7,1 |           8).~b) The image of the shepherd and the flock: “Verily,
 2 II, 7,1 |    entereth in by the door is the shepherd of the sheep . . . Verily,
 3 II, 7,1 |       pasture . . . I am the good shepherd The good shep-herd giveth
 4 II, 7,1 |         sheep . . . I am the good shepherd, and know My sheep, and
 5 II, 7,1 |         shall be one fold and one~shepherd” (John 10:1-16).~c) The
 6 II, 7,3 |         cease to be the invisible Shepherd and Pilot of the Church. “
 7 II, 7,3 |       taught that He, as the Good Shepherd, had to bring in also those
 8 II, 7,3 |        might be one flock and One Shepherd (John 10:16). “All~power
 9 II, 7,3 |         the idea that the highest Shepherd of the Church~is Christ
10 II, 7,3 |      Recluse).~Christ is the Good Shepherd of His flock, the Church.
11 II, 7,3 |        Church. We have the “great Shepherd of the~sheep,” according
12 II, 7,3 | syn-presbyteros), “when the Chief Shepherd~shall appear, ye shall receive
13 II, 7,3 |           we read, “O Jesus, Good Shepherd of Thy sheep” (The Prayer
14 II, 7,4 |        flocks of the single~Chief Shepherd, God, and are sanctified
15 II, 7,4 |         Church”; “Thou art a good shepherd and fervent teacher, O hierarch”; “
16 II, 8,7 |          ministry. “I am the~good shepherd, and know my sheep and am
17 II, 8,7 |           known of mine. The good shepherd giveth his life for~the
18 Add, 0,3|     interactive. In the Lord, the Shepherd of the Church, there are,
19 Add, 0,4|     ascetics,~having as its Chief Shepherd our Saviour and Lord, Jesus