The Shepherd's Gate and God's Kingdom
What to notice today
Jesus presents Himself as the Good Shepherd who knows His sheep by name and lays down His life for them, contrasting with hired hands who abandon the flock. In Zechariah's visions, God promises restoration and blessing through His servant, establishing a kingdom where the Lord will dwell among His people. Both passages reveal Jesus as the fulfillment of God's covenant promises—the one who gathers the scattered flock and brings salvation to all nations.
Today's Quiz
In Zechariah 5, what does the prophet see being removed from the land?
What does Jesus say about those who came before Him in John 10?
In Zechariah 8, what does God promise about Jerusalem's future?
Jesus says the sheep follow Him because they know His voice. In what ways do you recognize Jesus's voice in your life, and what distractions keep you from hearing Him clearly?
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