by Ted Nylund

Created on: June 15, 2010

I just read a good article on how to milk a sheep while looking for this topic. Go and read these articles on milking sheep. The holy spirit is so simple to understand. A wolf in sheep's clothing will try and milk you. Sheeps by nature don't like to be milked except by their offspring. Feed them while you pretend to bump them like their young do. Wash the underside real good and place a silver bucket under their belly. Oh, preacher man, how long have you milked my sheep? Give them strength in numbers. Make them feel powerful by being one of so many sheep.

If you are a sheep have no shame in being so, for the lord is your shepard. The lord knows Wolf.

One Wolf will condition the flock to accept the once in a while slaughtering of a fellow sheep. Pretty soon all the sheep will go on there marry little way. All the time with wolves being upon the flock.

Sheeps do not attack their enemies. Don't try and become one of the wolves and surly don't try and give milk to their young. Sheeps are always leary of the wolves by nature, so to should you be. Feed your young but don't ever make the mistake of becoming a Wolf even for a moment. They will eat you alive. Leave this to the Shepherd and have faith in the Shepherd. He only wants your wool which is so hot in the summertime anyways.

The sheep finds comfort in numbers so to the holy spirit finds your numbers comforting. A good Shepard will not take your wool in the winter when you need the warmth. The Shepard has wool from the prior years fleece. The Shepherd does not live day to day like the Wolf does. The good Shepherd does not eat his flock except when his own survival is at steak. For this occasion a really good Shepherd will also have cows. His sheep will be the last to be sacrificed. The slaughter of sheep is all ways looked down upon by the Shepherd's union.

O.K. maybe there is no shepherd's union? I may have gotten carried away.

Even the wolf will come to the Shepherd first during times of hunger. He knows not to anger the Shepherd by eating his flock without permission or if the Wolf is young he will soon find out the hard way that the Shepherd is king.

The wolf will soon learn to survive on wild game.

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