John 10:13 explicitly says the hired hand 'does not care for the sheep' – a direct echo of the shepherd's neglect here.

John 10:12 contrasts the good shepherd with the hired hand who abandons the sheep – exactly matching this worthless pastor.

1 Samuel 17:35 describes David rescuing a lamb from a lion – the direct opposite of this shepherd who tears off hoofs.

Isaiah 40:11 presents the true shepherd who gently cares for the flock — the direct opposite of the worthless shepherd described here.

Jeremiah 23:2 says shepherds have not visited the flock, exactly the neglect described for the foolish shepherd.

Ezekiel 34:4 lists the same failures—not healing the broken or seeking the lost—as the foolish shepherd's actions.

John 10:1 labels false shepherds as thieves — the same category as the worthless shepherd here who steals from the flock.

Genesis 31:38 shows Jacob's faithful care, not eating the flock — contrasting the worthless shepherd here who devours the sheep.

Ezekiel 34:10 pronounces judgment on shepherds who feed themselves — the same condemnation echoed in this worthless shepherd.

Ezekiel 34:16 reveals God's ideal: seeking the lost and healing the injured – the direct opposite of this shepherd's neglect.

Ezekiel 34:21 describes shepherds pushing the weak — parallel to this worthless shepherd who fails to care for the perishing.

Ezekiel 34:4 lists the shepherds' failures — directly parallel to each neglected duty in this worthless shepherd's description.

John 10:8 identifies false shepherds as thieves and robbers, echoing this picture of a shepherd who destroys the flock rather than caring for it.

Matthew 9:36 shows the flock harassed and helpless without a shepherd — the same condition resulting from the worthless shepherd's neglect here.

Ezekiel 34:3 condemns shepherds who eat the fat and neglect the flock — the exact sin of the worthless shepherd here.

Jeremiah 13:20 laments the lost flock — echoing the scattering that results from the worthless shepherd's neglect here.

1 Samuel 17:34 portrays David protecting his flock from predators – in contrast to this shepherd who lets the flock suffer.

Genesis 33:13 shows Jacob's gentle care for nursing flocks – the opposite of this shepherd who ignores the weak.