Jesus presents Himself as the door of the sheep and the good shepherd who knows His sheep, calls them, lays down His life, and takes it again. He promises His sheep eternal life and says they shall never perish; no one can pluck them from His hand or the Father’s hand. At the feast of dedication, opposition intensifies when He says, ‘I and my Father are one.’
Jesus presents Himself as the door of the sheep and the good shepherd who knows His sheep, calls them, lays down His life, and takes it again. He promises His sheep eternal life and says they shall never perish; no one can pluck them from His hand or the Father’s hand. At the feast of dedication, opposition intensifies when He says, ‘I and my Father are one.’
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