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The Lost sheep Study
A one-page deep-dive scripture study on the Parable of the Lost Sheep (Luke 15:3–7 & Matthew 18:12–14) — full scripture text, word study, guided reflection, and prayer, beautifully designed and ready to print. Free download.
**The Lost Sheep — A Deep, Intentional Scripture Study**
*Free One-Page Printable*
What does it really mean that the Shepherd leaves the ninety-nine to go after the one? This single-page study slows down two tellings of the same parable — Luke 15:3–7 and Matthew 18:12–14 — so you can sit with what each one is actually saying, not just skim past it.
On this one page, you'll find:
- The full scripture text (KJV) for both passages, side by side
- A short word study on three key words in the original language — *seek*, *rejoice*, and *little ones*
- A look at why Jesus told this story two different ways, to two different audiences
- Three guided reflection questions with space to write
- A prayer and one simple step to carry into your day
Designed to be printed and kept in your Bible study binder, tucked into your prayer journal, or displayed wherever you spend time in the Word — with the same thoughtful, detailed layout as every Faithful Store study.
**Format:** Instant digital download — one print-ready PDF page, plus a mobile/GoodNotes-friendly digital version.
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