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In the arithmetic of shearing, one must consider the practical limitations of applying mathematical logic to real-life situations. 133:5.5

Sheep were domesticated by 5000 B.C. along with other animals by ancient farmers of Mesopotamia, Turkestan, and China. 81:2.12

Egyptian tribes worshiped various nature gods, including the ram. 95:2.3

It is lawful to exhibit loving-kindness on the Sabbath day, even to men. 148:7.2

The Nodites imported sheep to Syria, along with other domesticated animals and improved metalworking techniques. 80:1.2

The parable of the lost sheep illustrates the Father's proactive search for repentant sinners, bringing great joy in heaven. 159:1.2 159:5.16

The shepherd is smitten and the sheep scatter, as warned by Jesus, causing distress and shock among his followers. 181:2.27 183:4.6

We are the sheep of God's pasture, led by the Good Shepherd, who restores our souls and guides us in paths of righteousness. (131:2.5,7) 131:4.4

In the Urantia Book

Jesus

  • Shepherd promises to unite all sheep, in one brotherhood of sons of God, bringing harmony and brotherly love among believers from all corners of the earth. 165:2.9 181:2.18
  • Jesus taught the crowds in Solomon's Porch for over two hours, saying “My sheep hear my voice” to those who hunger for truth and righteousness, offering them eternal life. 164:5.2
  • Peter was told by the Master to feed his sheep with love and care, being a true shepherd to the flock and guarding them from betrayal. 192:2.3

Bible parallels

Passages that the paragraphs cited above parallel, quote or reinterpret, from Duane Faw’s Paramony cross-references. Hover a reference to read it.

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