Quote by John Cunningham Geikie

Poor shepherdless sheep! it was His delight, as the Good Shepherd, to lead them to rich pastures; and as they sat and stood around Him, they forgot their bodily wants in the beauty and power of His words.

Poor shepherdless sheep! it was His delight, as the Good She

Summary

This quote highlights the compassionate nature of Jesus, referred to as the "Good Shepherd," towards those in need. It emphasizes how he delighted in guiding and providing for those who were lost and lacking, comparing them to shepherdless sheep. The quote suggests that through Jesus' teachings and presence, the people were able to transcend their physical needs and immerse themselves in the profound wisdom and beauty of his words.

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Beauty Power

By John Cunningham Geikie

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