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EPISODE · Aug 1, 2026 · 25 MIN

The Feeding of the 5,000 and its Wilderness Roots

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Join us as Robbie Pruitt and his guest Stephen Hersey, along with Jim, David and the Morning Show audience explore the biblical significance of miracles, bread, and the Passover in Jesus' ministry, including Jesus' miracles and their significance, the feeding of the 5000 and its biblical parallels, the connection between Passover and Jesus' ministry and the role of bread and wine in biblical history.Preserving Bible Times is dedicated to preserving and presenting biblical truth through the understanding of the geographical, historical, cultural, literary and visual context of the Bible.At Preserving Bible Times our purpose is to preserve and present biblical truth. Our central thesis is that we should never ask what a passage means to us today until we first know what those words and phrases meant to those we meet in the Bible.For more biblical context resources, visit us at: https://preservingbibletimes.org Support our biblical context ministry with your generous financial gift here: https://preservingbibletimes.churchcenter.com/giving Purchase our Biblical Context Resources on Gumroad here: https://preservingbibletimes.gumroad.com

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