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 1   2, 83    | unfeelingly neglects the (single) sheep  ./. that has strayed from
 2   2, 84    |          carelessness, not of the sheep wandering from the flock,
 3   3, 43    |           lay down my life for my sheep71." The cause of His death
 4   3, 59    |          the slaughter; and, as a sheep before the shearer, He was
 5   3, 59    |          All we have strayed like sheep, and (each) man has turned
 6   4, 16    |     rather go ye to the wandering sheep of the house of Israel."
 7   4, 24    |           life (lit. self) for my sheep. And I have other sheep,
 8   4, 24    |           sheep. And I have other sheep, those who were not of this
 9   4, 24    |           am not come, but to the sheep that have strayed of the
10   4, 24    |            He would collect other sheep which were not of that fold"
11   4, 24    |           and the Shepherd of the sheep89." He therefore alone,
12   4, 24    |      among men, the nature of the sheep is one, and that of the
13   4, 24    |        are less rational than any sheep. But He is in truth the
14   4, 24    |           lay down my life for my sheep." (This) He said in a mystery
15   4, 24    |          this also: "I have other sheep," shews, that the Jews were
16   4, 30    |     plainly styled His Disciples "sheep;" saying, "My sheep hear
17   4, 30    |    Disciples "sheep;" saying, "My sheep hear my voice115:" and again, "
18   4, 30    |             Behold, I send you as sheep among wolves116." Of these
19   4, 30    |         How many thousands of the sheep of our Saviour, did these
20   4, 30    |           were now thought to be "sheep," because of their (thus)
21   5, 40(80)|     particular charge to feed His sheep, John xxi. 15: as also the