Feeding the Five Thousand Flashcards

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Where in Mark’s Gospel is the Feeding of the Five Thousand found?

Mark 6:30–44.

Why did Jesus feel compassion for the crowd?

They were like sheep without a shepherd.

What did the disciples first suggest when it was late?

Send the people away to buy food.

What did Jesus tell the disciples to do instead?

“You give them something to eat” and check how many loaves they had.

How many loaves and fish were found?

Five loaves and two fish.

How did Jesus arrange the people before feeding them?

He made them sit on the green grass in groups of hundreds and fifties.

What actions did Jesus do with the food before sharing it?

He took it, looked up to heaven, gave thanks, broke it, and gave it to the disciples.

Who handed out the food to the crowd?

The disciples, following Jesus’ instructions.

How many people were fed?

About 5,000 men.

What was the result after everyone had eaten?

Everyone was satisfied.

How much food was left over?

Twelve baskets of leftover pieces.

What do many Christians think the twelve baskets symbolise?

The twelve tribes of Israel.