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Christ the Good Shepherd and the Lost Sheep Panel #15315
This beautiful window depicts the story of the lost sheep. The Lost Sheep is a parable told by Jesus in the New Testament of the Bible, found in the Gospel of Luke 15:3-7 and the Gospel of Matthew 18:12-14.
It is a story that Jesus told to illustrate God's love for sinners and His willingness to seek them out and bring them back into the fold. The story goes that a shepherd had 100 sheep, but one of them had gone missing. The shepherd left the 99 sheep and went out to search for the lost sheep. He searched high and low, going through mountains and valleys until he found the lost sheep. Overjoyed, he picked up the lost sheep and carried it back to the flock, where he called his friends and neighbors to rejoice with him.
The story of the lost sheep is often interpreted to mean that God loves each and every one of His children and will go to great lengths to bring them back to Him, no matter how lost they may seem. It is a reminder that even when we stray from God, He still loves us and is always seeking us out, ready to welcome us back into His embrace.
The window can serve as a reminder of the importance of every individual within a community, no matter how small or insignificant or lost they may seem. The shepherd left the 99 sheep to search for just one lost sheep, highlighting the value of each individual soul in the eyes of God. The story of the lost sheep is a powerful illustration of God's love and mercy, as well as the value of each individual in the eyes of God.
It is a story that Jesus told to illustrate God's love for sinners and His willingness to seek them out and bring them back into the fold. The story goes that a shepherd had 100 sheep, but one of them had gone missing. The shepherd left the 99 sheep and went out to search for the lost sheep. He searched high and low, going through mountains and valleys until he found the lost sheep. Overjoyed, he picked up the lost sheep and carried it back to the flock, where he called his friends and neighbors to rejoice with him.
The story of the lost sheep is often interpreted to mean that God loves each and every one of His children and will go to great lengths to bring them back to Him, no matter how lost they may seem. It is a reminder that even when we stray from God, He still loves us and is always seeking us out, ready to welcome us back into His embrace.
The window can serve as a reminder of the importance of every individual within a community, no matter how small or insignificant or lost they may seem. The shepherd left the 99 sheep to search for just one lost sheep, highlighting the value of each individual soul in the eyes of God. The story of the lost sheep is a powerful illustration of God's love and mercy, as well as the value of each individual in the eyes of God.
