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EPISODE · Jul 27, 2026 · 19 MIN

Matthew 14:13-21 — Jesus Feeds the Five Thousand (Ep.050), A. Tenth Sunday after Pentecost

from The Easy English Bible Study Podcast · host davidandemi

Jesus Feeds the Five Thousand. After hearing about the death of John the Baptist, Jesus is sad and want to go away by boat to a quiet place to mourn. However a large crowd of people follow Jesus by foot. Jesus cares deeply for them and heals the sick. It is getting dark and the disciples tell Jesus that the crowd of people need to go the villages to eat. Jesus take five loaves of bread and two fish and prays and then feeds the 5000 men and women and children. There is even a lot of food left over. David talks about the many lessons from this reading and shares what he has learned too. What about you? What is your lesson from this reading? What did you learn from this bible reading or from this podcast episode? You can contact David Gray at [email protected] or leave a comment or rating on your podcast app. Please do leave a rating or comment as it will help support this podcast. You can also subscribe and listen to this podcast every week. Take care and God bless, David

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