The Church, Flock of Christ

Who does Jesus describe Himself as in John 10:11–18?

• The hired hand

• The Good Shepherd

• The lost sheep

• The farmer

What does the hired hand do when the wolf comes?

• Fights the wolf

• Runs away and leaves the sheep

• Calls for the shepherd

• Protects the sheep

What does the Good Shepherd do for His sheep?

• Leaves them alone

• Forgets about them

• Sells them to others

• Lays down His life for them

How do the sheep respond to the Good Shepherd?

• They recognize His voice and follow Him

• They run away from Him

• They do not listen

• They follow strangers

What happens to the sheep when the hired hand abandons them?

• The wolf attacks and scatters them

• They are safe from danger

• They find another shepherd

• They protect themselves

Why do the sheep trust the Good Shepherd?

• Because He pays the hired hand

• Because He feeds them with grass

• Because He leaves them alone

• Because they know His voice and care

Who does the Good Shepherd represent?

• Jesus

• Moses

• The Pharisees

• The disciples

What does Jesus mean by “laying down His life”?

• Selling the sheep for money

• Sacrificing Himself to save His followers

• Leaving His followers behind

• Sleeping with the sheep

What is the main message of the Parable of the Good Shepherd?

• Hired men are better than shepherds

• Wolves always win over sheep

• Sheep need grass and water

• Jesus’ sacrificial love and unity of all His followers

What do the sheep represent?

• Farmers

• Pharisees

• Jesus’ followers

• Hired men