shepherd breaking sheep s legs

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A good shepherd breaks the leg of a sheep that strays from the flock – this is to protect them and teach the sheep how much he loves them.” --Myth.

The premise is that when a lamb goes astray, a shepherd would seek out the lamb and then supposedly break its leg. The purpose of breaking the leg was so that ...

Good Shepherds do not “break” the leg of a rogue sheep. They do however “brake” the leg of a rogue sheep in order to keep it from wandering off.

Good Shepherds do not “break” the leg of a rogue sheep. They do however “brake” the leg of a rogue sheep in order to keep it from wandering off.

Myth: “Shepherds in ancient Israel would break the leg of a sheep that kept wandering away. While the sheep's leg was healing, the shepherd ...

The idea seems to stem of a story that shepherds would break a sheep/lambs leg if they strayed and then nursed them back to health, both to " ...

However, the Bible teaches that sometimes a sheep is so idiotic and stubborn that the shepherd has a responsibility to lovingly break the ...

The scripture reveals that Christ is known to the sheep, and that they know him. He doesn't need to break their legs to get him to follow him; ...

By breaking the legs, the shepherd now has the opportunity to keep the sheep safe, but to teach it dependance on the shepherd, which is ...

The most likely reason is they have sore feet. Sheep hooves are like toe nails in that they keep growing. If the sheep are on hard enough ground ...