like a flock without a shepherd in English

confused, lost, helpless, directionless, leaderless

Use "like a flock without a shepherd" in a sentence

1. Lambs without a shepherd, shepherd without a flock.

2. Dahlia: Lambs without a shepherd, shepherd without a flock.

3. The shepherd tended a flock.

4. He lived to shepherd the flock!

5. They are like sheep without a shepherd, skinned and thrown about.

6. A shepherd used a curved staff, or crook, to guide his flock.

7. 16 The elders shepherd the flock “eagerly.”

8. “Shepherd the flock meant for the slaughter” (4)

9. An Anatolian Shepherd Dog is a rugged, imposing flock guardian of ancient lineage

10. 3 As a concerned spiritual shepherd, James ‘knew the appearance of the flock.’

11. “Strike the shepherd,+ and let the flock* be scattered;+

12. Increase in flock size depended on the number of ewes entrusted to a shepherd.

13. According to Genesis, Abel, a shepherd, offered the Lord the firstborn of his flock

14. Like “sheep without a shepherd,” they were starving spiritually and left to fend for themselves.

15. The shepherd is bringing his flock down from the hills.

16. The shepherd re-collected his flock and went down the hillside.

17. (Matthew 22:37-39) Many today are “skinned and thrown about like sheep without a shepherd.”

18. If you watch the shepherd, you're bound to find the flock.

19. 10 A good shepherd knows that any one of his sheep could stray from the flock.

20. He “felt pity for them, because they were skinned and thrown about like sheep without a shepherd.”

21. Abel was a shepherd and is known for bringing God a pleasing sacrifice—from the firstborn of his flock

22. 5 The shepherd re-collected his flock and went down the hillside.

23. Toward the end of the dry season, a shepherd might move his flock to the coastal plains and valleys.

24. Like a shepherd in Israel, Jehovah leads His sheep

25. (1 Peter 5:1-3) The flock is Jehovah’s, and Christ is its “fine shepherd.”