Hey everybody, Mauna Gonzalez here in the land of Israel.

And we are in the Judean wilderness, which is totally awesome.

And behind us, take a little view of this,

we have ourselves a very large sheep and goat herd.

What's awesome about this is that, you know,

in some places here in the land of Israel, things haven't changed.

And so here you have a shepherd making his way around.

And this just brings us to John chapter 10. What an awesome illustration here.

Jesus said, I know my sheep. They hear my voice and I give them eternal life.

And in the same way, what he's doing, there's probably a couple hundred sheep and goats out here.

And he's hurting them all together and he's yelling at him. But they follow what he's saying. You can see how he's guiding this entire herd down to a very certain. You can hear him yelling. Let's just take a listen.

So we know that down to a very certain. You can hear him yelling. Let's just take a listen.

So we know that sometimes Jesus might have to yell at us. He loves us, he scolds us,

he disciplines us as a father and a good Savior. But another thing that we saw a little bit earlier,

which will show you an image of this, is it reminds me in Matthew 25,

where at the end of the tribulation period, Jesus says, I am going to separate the sheep and

the goats. He's going to bring them before. He's going to separate the nations out, just like you

would, the sheep and the goats. And it was pretty awesome because the sheep are on the right

side and the goats are on the left side.

It was amazing how they really didn't, not that they don't ever mingle because they do,

but it was just this particular herd is, or flock would be a better way to say it.

This particular flock is staying separated.

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