Error rates would drop, the quality of care would improve and doctors in training could experience the emotional rewards of actually shepherding someone through an illness.
I have been desperate for a shepherd, for someone who wants to meet me in my darkness and walk with me spiritually, for someone who gets up there and tries to meet people where they are -- in the real world, struggling with real problems, in a way that actually has some meaning in their lives.
In the popular cosmovision, the shepherd was someone who was known to all but who lived in a parallel world distanced from everyone.
He is only a custodian, a shepherd of Someone Else's flock.
The herb is used extensively by the local shepherds when someone is unconscious, in pain or even under stress".
He is the shepherd of this someone else".
Jesus saw that they needed a shepherd, as in someone to care for them and guide them in a loving way.
Yet under the immigration code, it is easier to bring in a shepherd or kosher cook than someone to care for children in the home or a day-care center.
In the Senate, Republicans were led by Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky ., regarded not as a policy wonk but as a shrewd and tough-minded legislative strategist, the best of a generation, someone who could shepherd a bill through the legislative maze, if anyone could.
They surely don't know that when he obtained his first slave he wanted to be "the kind of shepherd master God had intended," someone who would provide "good food for his slaves, no whippings, short and happy days in the fields".
