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THE GOOD SHEPHERD Psalm 22 “Dying For The Sheep”

Explore the sacrificial journey of the shepherd who laid down his life for the sheep, resonating with the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus on the cross, as depicted in the Psalms and the Gospel of John. Witness the shepherd's unwavering trust amidst suffering, culminating in a message of hope and resurrection.

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THE GOOD SHEPHERD Psalm 22 “Dying For The Sheep”

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  1. THE GOOD SHEPHERDPsalm 22“Dying For The Sheep” John 10:11 “I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd sacrifices his life for the sheep.

  2. THE GREAT SHEPHERDPsalm 23Caring For The Sheep

  3. THE CHIEF SHEPHERDPsalm 24Coming For His Sheep

  4. Jesus’ Hateful Crucifixion 22:1-21 The Testimony 22:9-11, 19-21

  5. Jesus’ Hateful Crucifixion 22:1-21 The Testimony 22:9-11, 19-21 1. They both have been raised to love God vs. 9-10

  6. Jesus’ Hateful Crucifixion 22:1-21 The Testimony 22:9-11, 19-21 1. They both have been raised to love God vs. 9-10 2. They both called upon God for deliverance vs. 11, 19-21

  7. The Travail (22:1–8, 12–18): David’s experiences foretell of Jesus’ experience of being alone on the cross.1. Abandoned by God (22:1–5):“My God, my God! Why have you forsaken me?”2. Abused by his enemies (22:6–8, 12–18): His enemies have done several things to him. a. He is scorned and despised (22:6) . b. He is mocked and insulted (22:7–8). c. He is viciously attacked by his enemies (22:12–13, 16). d. His life is poured out like water (22:14) . e. His bones are out of joint (22:14, 17). f. His heart is melted like wax (22:14) . g. His strength is totally dried up (22:15) . h. His hands and feet are pierced (22:16) . i.His clothes are divided up and gambled for (22:18) .

  8. Jesus’s Great Resurrection vs. 22-31A. He praises the Lord for defending the oppressed (22:22–25): a reference to Christ’s resurrection. Hebrews 2:12 For he said to God, “I will proclaim your name to my brothers and sisters. I will praise you among your assembled people.” B. All nations will worship the Lord (22:26–31): a reference to Christ’s future reign.

  9. FORSAKENVS. 1-2

  10. FORSAKENVS. 1-2 Forsaken and Suffering

  11. FORSAKENVS. 1-2 Forsaken and Suffering Forsaken but not Prayerless

  12. FORSAKENVS. 1-2 Forsaken and Suffering Forsaken but not Prayerless Forsaken but Trusting

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