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We cherish our shepherd so much, we know he adored us first since he passed on for us. There's no shepherd that can love his sheeps, more than the way Christ adores us.
The master is our shepherd we might not need, he guaranteed us that as long as we can tolerate under his precepts and dependably look for him he will unquestionably accommodate us.
When we say, "The Lord is my shepherd," we recognize our reliance upon him, his responsibility for, and our own association with him. A debt of gratitude is in order for sharing.