Answer:
The sheep tell the difference between a stranger and the Good Shepherd by <u>his voice.</u>
Explanation:
The parable of the Good Shepherd and his sheep is seen in the book of John chapter 10 in the New Testament of the Holy Bible. This parable was used by Christ to talk about the believers/ born-again Christians and those who are not. He used this parable to give an example of how a good Christian is supposed to live and follow in the steps of his master.
John chapter 10:1-18 talks about the parable of the Good Shepherd and his sheep who recognize their master's voice. Verse 3-5 says <em>"The gatekeeper opens the gate for him, and the sheep listen to his voice. He calls his own sheep by name and leads them out. When he has brought out all his own, he goes on ahead of them, and his sheep follow him because they know his voice. But they will never follow a stranger; in fact, they will run away from him because they do not recognize a stranger’s voice"</em>.
Evidence from the passage and from your own point of view also support your reasons I hope I was helpful if not I am truly sorry.
Answer:
OK. I'll test my knowledge :D
I found some of this over the internet and some are my own:
Fact 1: An underwater earthquake, a volcano eruption or a landslide mostly causes a tsunami.
Fact 2: Only on very few occasions a tsunami is cause by a giant meteor in the ocean.
Fact 3: Tsunami waves can be as huge as 100 feet. Fact 4: About 80% of the tsunamis occur in the Pacific Ocean's Ring of Fire.
Fact 4: The 2011 Japan Tsunami is believed to be world’s most expensive disaster in history.
Fact 5: The smallest tsunami was only 1 1/2 foot high.
Answer:
Callie Quinn Jacobs went through a lot of struggles as a child with her family.
