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Why is the head of the church called the shepherd of the church?
A shepherd ia a man that is watching over the sheep flock, and also, in a way, leading them. Because he is standing in the place of Jesus Christ, the Good Shepherd.
If you are hunting geese where do you shoot them?
you shoot them in the head or neck
Can you give me an example of a sentence using the word flock as a verb?
Flock - To congregate, or for a group of people to head to a single point. "When the weather gets hot, people will flock to the only lemonade stand on the beach."
What does it mean when a flock of pigeons fly over your head?
duck and cover your about to get pooped on
How many sheep were in a flock in biblical times?
The average number of sheep in a flock varies greatly between flocks. In 2012, the mean flock size for flocks in Ireland, which is the country that has the most sheep, was 23.8 head. Flock sizes typically range from 2 to 85 sheep.
What is the collective noun for head?
The collective nouns are:a flock of licea colony of licean infestation of lice
What is the origin of the name Brent?
he is weirdo with a big head which is funny looking and fat and hes a small dark geese.....
How small are goose ears?
Gooses, or geese, don't have ears. They have small slots that the hear out of on the side of their head. The size truly depends on the size of the goose. I know that Canadian geese have "ears" a centimeter or two in diameter.
What is the collective noun for head lice?
The collective nouns are:a flock of licea colony of licean infestation of lice
How has that fro on his head from Mindless Behavior?
princeton
Why does Polyphemus think the head ram is the last to leave?
Polyphemus thinks the head ram is the last to leave because he is the leader of the flock and typically leads the other sheep out of the cave.
Are animals that live in group are called?
They are called herds, pods,or packs depending on what animal. A few off the top of my head: School (of fish) Flock (of birds) Business (of ferrets) Murder (of crows) Mob (of kangaroos) Pride (of lions) Colony (of ants) Gaggle (of geese) And I'm sure many more! Just found a great website to answer this question completely - see related link.
