They all ate and were filed. This miracle is the only one that appears in all four Gospels (Mark 6.30-44; Luke 9.10-17; John. 6.1-15). It reveals the Lord Jesus’ great love and care for the afflicted and needy.

He was not concerned about the presence of the crowd; on the contrary, He healed the sick and delivered those who were being oppressed by the devil.

By multiplying the loaves and the fish to feed those thousands of people, the Lord showed His power and His desire to meet the needs of those who believe in His Word.

Strife between the herdsmen. Not only was there not enough pasture for the herds to graze, there was an aggravating factor that caused Abram to separate from Lot.

The inhabitants of the land created conflict between the herdsmen. But the same thing happens today.

Many lose sight of their Salvation because of other people’s words. When God gives us an order, we should never brush it aside by listening to the opinions of others. Faith is individual.

Parables. In this chapter, there are several parables about the Kingdom of God. But what are parables? They are stories drawn from everyday life to facilitate people’s understanding of moral and spiritual teachings. Only hose who have an open and humble heart can understand the things of the Kingdom of God.