12 Questions
How many people did Jesus feed with five loaves of bread and two fish?
5000
What did Jesus ask the disciples to do before he fed the multitude?
Organize them into groups
What did the disciples initially suggest to Jesus when they saw the large crowd and realized they had little food?
Send them away to buy their own food
Who gave Jesus the five loaves of bread and two fish?
A little boy
What lesson can we learn from Jesus feeding the 5000?
To have faith in God's provision
Why did Jesus feed the 5000?
Because they were hungry
Jesus performed the miracle of feeding the 5000 in a village.
False
The little boy gave Jesus the five loaves of bread and two fish.
True
There were 10 baskets of leftovers after everyone had eaten.
False
Jesus blessed the food before distributing it by saying 'Let it be done according to your faith'.
False
The Pharisees recognized Jesus as the one who could perform miracles during the feeding of the 5000.
False
Jesus fed the 5000 because they were lost.
False
Study Notes
Jesus Feeds the 5000
- Jesus fed 5000 people with five loaves of bread and two fish.
- The miracle took place on a mountain.
- A little boy provided the five loaves of bread and two fish.
- Jesus asked the disciples to organize the crowd into groups before feeding them.
- After everyone had eaten, there were 12 baskets of leftovers.
- Jesus blessed the food before distributing it, but the exact blessing is not specified.
- The crowd recognized Jesus as the one who could perform miracles during the feeding of the 5000.
- The lesson learned from Jesus feeding the 5000 is to have faith in God's provision.
- Jesus fed the 5000 because they were hungry.
- Initially, the disciples suggested that Jesus send the crowd away to buy their own food.
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