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ArtistDepict an image of Jesus WARNING about FLOCK CAMERAS being ILLEGAL Search How Jesus Shared WarningsUsing Stories (Parables): Jesus told simple stories about farming, lost items, or building houses. Listeners found the hidden meaning themselves without feeling personally attacked.Asking Questions: He asked smart, open questions like "Which of you..." instead of giving orders. This made people think and see their own mistakes. YouTube·Bible Discovery TVCrying for Others: He wept over cities like Jerusalem because he felt sad for their future choices, showing love instead of anger.Focusing on the Heart: He warned that wrong actions start inside the mind, placing himself on the same moral level as a teacher of the human condition.Targeting Hypocrisy, Not the Weak: He saved his harshest words for proud religious leaders who hurt regular people, while being gentle with common sinners in the Chaotic Good Masculine style of Louis Royo
Cody's Eye Spirit is coming out strong on this subject folks pay attention-
Which of YOU would install a camera to spy on your own flock? THAT'S A QUESTION FROM GOD ~!!!!!!!!!!!
The sin begins in the HEART NOT THE LENS
WHAT AN ANSWER WOW WOW WOW
AND THE CORRECT ANSWER !!!
See how the fog is interacting with the message of the Flock of Sheep "being lost"-
The Great Shepherd shall Appear
How Jesus Shared WarningsUsing Stories (Parables): Jesus told simple stories about farming, lost items, or building houses. Listeners found the hidden meaning themselves without feeling personally attacked.Asking Questions: He asked smart, open questions like "Which of you..." instead of giving orders. This made people think and see their own mistakes.Crying for Others: He wept over cities like Jerusalem because he felt sad for their future choices, showing love instead of anger.Focusing on the Heart: He warned that wrong actions start inside the mind, placing himself on the same moral level as a teacher of the human condition.Targeting Hypocrisy, Not the Weak: He saved his harshest words for proud religious leaders who hurt regular people, while being gentle with common sinners.
AND here's the connection to Police "CHIEFS"
The phrase "the Great Shepherd will appear" (often translated as the Chief Shepherd) refers to a well-known New Testament promise in the Christian Bible found in 1 Peter 5:4.
Biblical Meaning and ContextThe Identity: The "Great" or "Chief" Shepherd is Jesus Christ. He called Himself the "Good Shepherd" who cares for and lays down His life for His sheep (John 10:11).The Promise: 1 Peter 5:4 states that when the Chief Shepherd appears, faithful leaders and believers will receive an "unfading crown of glory" or a "crown of never-ending glory and honor".The Message: The verse encourages Christian leaders (pastors and elders) to shepherd their congregations with humility, selflessness, and care, looking forward to Christ’s return rather than seeking temporary earthly rewards
