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The Lost Sheep
It is really hard to separate the Lost Sheep parable from the Lost Coin and the Prodigal Son parables. ...
In the Lost Sheep parable we find a value of one out of a hundred, as where in the Lost Coin we find a value of one to ten and in the Prodigal Son we see a value of one out of two. ... At that time it was serious to lose sheep, worse to lose money, and the worst was to lose a son. ... This is not saying that the flock is unimportant; just that the lost sheep needed the attention of the shepherd more so than the flock.
Approximate Word count = 513 Approximate Pages = 2.1 (250 words per page double spaced)
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