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Why did Jesus and the apostles cross the Sea of Galilee, according to the passage?
Why did Jesus and the apostles cross the Sea of Galilee, according to the passage?
- To gather supplies and resources from local vendors.
- To escape from a growing threat in Galilee.
- To preach to a new audience on the eastern shore.
- To find a secluded place for prayer and rest. (correct)
What was the primary reason the crowd gathered and waited for Jesus on the eastern shore of the Sea of Galilee?
What was the primary reason the crowd gathered and waited for Jesus on the eastern shore of the Sea of Galilee?
- To challenge Jesus' teachings and engage in theological debates.
- To offer Jesus and his disciples food and shelter.
- To request healing for their illnesses and disabilities.
- To hear Jesus speak and witness potential miracles. (correct)
Why did Jesus ask Philip how they would buy bread for the crowd?
Why did Jesus ask Philip how they would buy bread for the crowd?
- To test Philip's faith and understanding of Jesus's capabilities. (correct)
- To publicly demonstrate Philip's incompetence in front of the crowd.
- To delay the crowd's expectations while he devised a plan.
- To genuinely seek Philip's financial expertise in managing resources.
What was Andrew's contribution to addressing the crowd's hunger?
What was Andrew's contribution to addressing the crowd's hunger?
What action did Jesus instruct his disciples to take before feeding the five thousand?
What action did Jesus instruct his disciples to take before feeding the five thousand?
What was the most likely reason Jesus instructed his companions to distribute the loaves and fish, despite an apparent lack of sufficient food?
What was the most likely reason Jesus instructed his companions to distribute the loaves and fish, despite an apparent lack of sufficient food?
Why did Peter begin to sink when walking on water towards Jesus?
Why did Peter begin to sink when walking on water towards Jesus?
What does Jesus mean when he tells the crowd, 'Do not labor for the food which perishes, but for the food which endures to eternal life'?
What does Jesus mean when he tells the crowd, 'Do not labor for the food which perishes, but for the food which endures to eternal life'?
The detail of the boat's prow 'scraping the shore' immediately after Jesus and Peter entered implies what?
The detail of the boat's prow 'scraping the shore' immediately after Jesus and Peter entered implies what?
What deeper understanding of Jesus's mission can be gained from his actions and teachings in this passage?
What deeper understanding of Jesus's mission can be gained from his actions and teachings in this passage?
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Sea of Galilee Crossing
Sea of Galilee Crossing
Jesus and the apostles sought a quiet place on the eastern shore of the Sea of Galilee to pray and rest.
Eager Crowd
Eager Crowd
A large crowd followed Jesus and the apostles, eager to hear Jesus speak and witness miracles.
Testing Philip
Testing Philip
Jesus tested Philip by asking how they would buy bread for the large crowd.
Five Loaves and Two Fish
Five Loaves and Two Fish
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Crowd Seating
Crowd Seating
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Feeding of the 5,000
Feeding of the 5,000
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Jesus's Retreat
Jesus's Retreat
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Walking on Water
Walking on Water
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Peter's Walk of Faith
Peter's Walk of Faith
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Food that endures
Food that endures
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