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Trying Real Hard To Be The Shepherd


Trying Real Hard To Be The Shepherd

Give it a try Ringo....

  1. According to Jesus, how does a Shepherd enter?

    2. Climbs over the gate
    Enters by the door
    With his sheep over his shoulders
    Quietly
  2. In Ecclesiastes, what are we told is given by one Shepherd?

    3. Words of wise men
    The still waters of life
    The green pastures
    Shelter from the storm

  3. Why did Joseph tell his brother not to mention that they were shepherds?

    4. He didn't want them to be asked questions
    So they would be treated like kings
    Egyptians found shepherds loathsome
    So they would be required to give wool
  4. Who was told to to 'shepherd the church of God'?

    5. The elders
    The minister
    The deacons
    The pope
  5. What chief of Saul's shepherds betray David and the priest at Nob?

    6. Ahimelech
    Achish
    Menos
    Doeg
  6. What sign were the shepherds given about the birth of Jesus?

    7. A star in the sky
    His face would shine
    A chorus of angel
    A baby wrapped in cloths and lying in a manger
  7. Who meet and kissed his future wife when she came up leading the sheep?

    8. Aaron
    Joseph
    Jacob
    David
  8. What king's disobedience was revealed by the bleating of sheep?

    9. David
    Saul
    Solomon
    Agag
  9. What future king was tending sheep when a prophet came to anoint him as king?

    10. David
    Saul
    Solomon
    Asa
  10. Who is described as 'the great Shepherd of the sheep'?

    11. David
    Moses
    The Apostles
    Jesus

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