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The feeding of the five thousand is one of the few miracles included in all four gospels. John adds some fresh details to the story, especially the overtures that Jesus is like a new and greater Moses. In the first exodus, Moses led the Israelites from bondage in Egypt during the first Passover. At this Passover, Jesus is leading a new exodus, not out of Egypt, but out of slavery to sin and death! In response, the people want to make Jesus king but will their excitement and approval last?
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Picture the scene -- imagine the sights and sounds, the people, the springtime grass on the hill, the approaching holiday, and the high expectancy that Jesus might be incredibly special. Imagine a confused Philip and Andrew, a helpful young boy, and the overflowing leftovers.
- What would have stood out about this moment to you, and why?
- An excitement overcame the crowd and they wanted to make Jesus king. Why do you imagine that Jesus fled from what must have seemed like the height of success to many?
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