The biblical model of the good shepherd

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The expositional analysis of John 10:1-18 highlights the qualities and responsibilities of the good shepherd as presented by Jesus Christ. This chapter critiques the Pharisees, who were meant to guide the people but failed in their duties, acting instead like bad shepherds or hirelings. By contrasting the ideal shepherd with the failings of the religious leaders, the text emphasizes the importance of genuine care and responsibility in spiritual leadership.