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Sheep and goats graze together and all day long mix and mingle among themselves through the pasture without a problem. When the sun goes down, however, shepherds must separate the two so the goats can be kept warm and it can become difficult to tell them apart in fading light. Often they will be the same color and of similar form. If nothing else, the shepherd may have to judge by the tail, whether it sticks up or hangs down. In the same way, the righteous and the unrighteous are mixed in together and sometimes it is not always immediately evident who is who. But the difference is in their actions and will be revealed in time.
