rwp@1Peter:2:25 @{For ye were going astray like sheep} (\te gar hs probata planmenoi\). Brought from kjv@Isaiah:53:6|, but changed to periphrastic imperfect indicative with \te\ and present middle participle of \plana\, to wander away. Recall the words of Jesus in kjv@Luke:15:4-7|. {But are now returned} (\alla epestraphte\). Second aorist passive indicative of \epistreph\, old verb, to turn, to return (Matthew:10:13|). {Unto the Shepherd and Bishop of your souls} (\epi ton poimena kai episkopon tn psuchn humn\). Jesus called himself the Good Shepherd (John:10:11|, and see also kjv@Hebrews:13:20|). Here alone is Christ called our "Bishop" (overseer). See both ideas combined in kjv@Ezekiel:34:11|. Philo calls God \Episcopos\. Jesus is also \Apostolos\ kjv@Hebrews:3:1|) and he deserves all other titles of dignity that we can give him.