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Why Did Jesus Feed the 5,000?
This short series that illustrates both the importance of context and the danger of harmonization. Context is the literary or historical situation surrounding a passage of Scripture. Harmonization is...
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The Feeding of 5,000 According to John
Why did Jesus feed the 5,000? Each Gospel writer gives a different answer. In this post, I’ll unpack John’s account. I’ll start wide before zooming in on the passage. The Book John leaves no doubt...
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The Feeding of 5,000 According to Matthew
Why did Jesus feed the 5,000? Each Gospel writer gives a different answer. In this post, I’ll unpack Matthew’s account. I’ll start wide before zooming in on the passage. The Book Matthew is not as...
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The Feeding of 5,000 According to Luke
Why did Jesus feed the 5,000? Each Gospel writer gives a different answer. In this post, I’ll unpack Luke’s account. I’ll start wide before zooming in on the passage. Ron Cogswell (2012), Creative...
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The Feeding of 5,000 According to Mark
Why did Jesus feed the 5,000? Each Gospel writer gives a different answer. In this post, I’ll unpack Mark’s account. I’ll start wide before zooming in on the passage. The Book In one sense, Mark’s...
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Four Reasons Why Jesus Fed the 5,000
Jill M (2007), Creative Commons Other than Jesus’ resurrection, the feeding of the 5,000 is the only miracle to occur in all four Gospels. This repetition gives it a high degree of importance. We...
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Beware Unpleasant Harmony
Have you ever tried singing unaccompanied hymns with a group of tone-deaf people? It presents a unique challenge: Can we hold the tune? Will we end in the same key in which we began? Is the melody...
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