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Edomites, is described as a swarm of boars. In this second
parable the flock of sheep is frequently harassed, attacked,
dispersed, and butchered by the beasts and birds of prey
until we come to the so-called Messianic times, when the
flock of sheep is again attacked fiercely by ravens and other
carnivorous animals; but a gallant "Ram" resists with great
courage and valor. It is then that "the Son of Man," who
is the real master or owner of the flock, comes forth to
deliver his flock.
Footnote:
(1). Judah i. 14. In the Gospels he is mentioned as one of the four
brothers of Jesus, Matt. xiii. 55, 56, etc.
(2). It has also been translated into English by an Irish Bishop
Laurence.
parable the flock of sheep is frequently harassed, attacked,
dispersed, and butchered by the beasts and birds of prey
until we come to the so-called Messianic times, when the
flock of sheep is again attacked fiercely by ravens and other
carnivorous animals; but a gallant "Ram" resists with great
courage and valor. It is then that "the Son of Man," who
is the real master or owner of the flock, comes forth to
deliver his flock.
Footnote:
(1). Judah i. 14. In the Gospels he is mentioned as one of the four
brothers of Jesus, Matt. xiii. 55, 56, etc.
(2). It has also been translated into English by an Irish Bishop
Laurence.