Contents (not
sentence, direct verbiage from Scripture): Where? Who?
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After, J cross to far shore Sea o Galilee/Tiberias; grt
crowd follow bec signs he perf healing
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3-4
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J went up mtside, sat w/disc; Jewish Passover Festival was
near
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5
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When J lookd up, saw crowd, to Philip: where we buy bread
for ppl?
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6
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He asked to test him, already in mind what to do
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Philip: it take more than ½ y wages for each to have bite
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Andrew: here is boy w/5 sm loaves and 2 sm fish, how far
they go among so many
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J: have ppl sit; plenty grass, they sat, about 5000 men
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J took loaves, gave thx, distrib to seated as much as
wanted, same with fish
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When they had enough, he said to disc: gather pieces
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They filled 12 baskets w/pieces of 5 barley loaves left
over
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After ppl saw sign: surely this is Prophet come into world
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J, knowing they come to make him king by force, withdrew
to mt by himself
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When evening came, disc went down to lake
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Got in boat, set off across lake for Capernaum, now it
dark, J not yet joined them
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Strong wind was blowing, waters grew rough
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When they rowed about 3-4 mi, they saw J walking on water
and were frightened
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He said: it is I, don’t be afraid
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Then they willing take him into boat, immed boat reached
shore where they heading
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Divisions (run-on
sentence OK, direct verbiage from Scripture):
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1-15
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Jesus feeds 5000
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Principle:
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Our most meager offerings become huge, miraculous
blessings in Christ’s hands
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16-21
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Jesus walks on water
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Principle:
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Jesus’ followers shouldn’t fear the strongest wind or
roughest waters
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Subject Sentence (10-word sentence with proper structure):
Jesus feeds 5000 and walks on water.
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Aim:
TCMAT Trust Christ with their smallest offerings and
greatest storms.
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Application:
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When have you seen something small offered to Christ that
He transformed into a great, miraculous blessing?
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Under what circumstances has Christ calmed your fears as
you experienced storms in life?
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