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Four Thousand to One; Mark 6-8
Season 9, Episode 17
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24-Sep-2026
The wilderness is not an easy place to be. Think about it! There are no restaurants, shops or markets to get food from, no bathrooms or places that provide human conveniences. Jesus knew the circumstances well, and He knew that the people who were following Him were doing so at the sacrifice of their own comfort, especially since it had been three days. Not wanting them to leave
hungry, Jesus wanted to provide food for them. He asked His disciples how many loaves of bread they had left. It is interesting that Jesus didn’t create a meal from nothing; He decided to utilize the little that His disciples had. He multiplied it many thousands of times over while His disciples watched and participated in distributing the food. How often does Jesus want to do the same for us? The feeding of the four thousand tells us a lot about who God is, and what He will do for us even when we have very little resources. Let’s believe Him and move forward in the right things.
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