Sheep are mentioned frequently in scripture, with over 500 appearances across both the Old and New Testaments. Sheep were an important part of life and culture in ancient Israel. Shepherds had an intimate relationship with their flocks, caring for and protecting the sheep. Sheep held significance in sacrifices and were used as a symbol of God's people, with God portrayed as the shepherd and believers as the flock. Ultimately, Jesus is described as the Lamb of God who was sacrificed for the redemption of mankind. The document explores various aspects of sheep in scripture and the spiritual lessons that can be drawn from their roles and imagery.