The Shepherd Of My Soul

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The Shepherd Of My Soul

by Charles J. (Charles Jerome) Callan

EN·~3 hours·15 chapters

Chapters

15 total
1

The Shepherd Of My Soul

0:22
2

Psalm of the Good Shepherd

0:38
3

Introduction.

3:37
4

I. Christ the Good Shepherd.

3:41
5

II. Shepherd Life in the Orient.

7:48
6

III. The Lord Is My Shepherd, I Shall Not Want.

17:16
7

IV. He Maketh Me to Lie Down in Pastures of Tender Grass; He Leadeth Me Beside the Waters of Quietness.

18:50
8

V. He Restoreth My Soul.

16:21
9

VI. He Leadeth Me in the Paths of Justice for His Name's Sake.

10:54
10

VII. Yea, Though I Walk in the Valley of the Shadow of Death, I Will Fear no Evil, for Thou Art With Me.

21:25

Description

This reflective work opens with the timeless Psalm of the Good Shepherd, inviting listeners into a peaceful meditation on the verses that speak of green pastures, quiet valleys, and comforting guidance. The author gently draws parallels between the simple, caring duties of a shepherd in ancient Palestine and the profound love Christ shows for each soul, using vivid pastoral images to illuminate familiar biblical promises.

Through thoughtful exposition, the book explores how the shepherd’s watchful presence, provision, and protection echo the Savior’s ongoing ministry in our daily lives. Listeners will find encouragement to see their spiritual journey as a shared walk with a guiding Shepherd, discovering fresh appreciation for the ancient text’s relevance today. The tone remains contemplative, aiming to deepen personal devotion without revealing any later theological developments beyond this opening study.

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Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (189K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2009-12-02

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

CJ

Charles J. (Charles Jerome) Callan

1877–1962

A Dominican priest and prolific Catholic writer, he helped make theology and scripture study more accessible for priests, students, and general readers in the first half of the twentieth century.

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