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The Lord Jesus Christ is our Shepherd and He completes us for His Glory.

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Psalms 23:1-6

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The Lord is my d shepherd;

Know that The Lord is our Shepherd;

I shall not e want.

Meaning, He is more than enough

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He makes me lie down in green f pastures.

IN THE SAME WAY AS lying down in green pastures,

He leads me beside still waters. 1

AND leading me beside the still waters.

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He g restores my soul.

He strengthens my soul.

He h leads me in i paths of righteousness 1

AND leads me in the path of His righteousness

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for his j name’s sake.

SO THAT His Name may be glorified.

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Even though I k walk through the valley of l the shadow of death, 1

Now eventhough my life is in danger

I will m fear no evil,

I will not be afraid even in the worst of times

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for n you are with me;

For You Oh God is my Shepherd

your o rod and your staff, they comfort me.

IN THAT you comfort me with your rod and your staff

You p prepare a table before me in q the presence of my enemies;

MOREOVER you prepare a table before me in front of my enemies

you r anoint my head with oil;

ALSO You have anoint my head with oil

my s cup overflows.

AND my cup runs over

Surely 1 goodness and mercy 2 shall follow me all the days of my life,

Since I know that His goodness and mercy will follow me all the days of my life

and I shall t dwell 3 in the house of the Lord u forever. 4

Therefore I should dwell in His house forever (Only in His presence I will find my peace and joy)

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It's not because God is giving us all these things the reason why He is our Shepherd or that is why we can say that we shall not want - (because it will look like we're just after the gifts) Rather, we experienced all these because He is our Shepherd and because He is great and merciful God Who chose to reveal Himself to us, hence we are complete. Moreover, verses 2a-6b only further explains how God shepherds His Sheep or what does being a Christian look like (in this passage particularly how God discipline King David), hence, Idea-Explanation.

God does everything for His Glory. He disciplines those He love because He is full of mercy and because He is Good.

We have to remember that as His children, God owns us and He will take care of us, His Sheep, as He promised. Being with God or having God in our life is enough. If we desire Him, we will have Him, He will then show His compassion and He will make known to us the path of His righteousness. He is the One Who leads us to the path of His righteousness that is why as a result we can now say that we fear no evil and we are sure that His goodness and mercy shall follow us all the days of our life and therefore we will continue to find our joy and hope in the presence of our Lord Jesus Christ.

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*It's not because God is giving us all these things the reason why He is our Shepherd or that is why we can say that we shall not want - (because it will look like we're just after the gifts) Rather, we experienced all these because He is our Shepherd and because He is great and merciful God Who chose to reveal Himself to us, hence we are complete. Moreover, verses 2a-6b only further explains how God shepherds His Sheep or what does being a Christian look like (in this passage particularly how God discipline King David), hence, Idea-Explanation. *God does everything for His Glory. He disciplines those He love because He is full of mercy and because He is Good. * We have to remember that as His children, God owns us and He will take care of us, His Sheep, as He promised. Being with God or having God in our life is enough. If we desire Him, we will have Him, He will then show His compassion and He will make known to us the path of His righteousness. He is the One Who leads us to the path of His righteousness that is why as a result we can now say that we fear no evil and we are sure that His goodness and mercy shall follow us all the days of our life and therefore we will continue to find our joy and hope in the presence of our Lord Jesus Christ.