I have been thinking about this story. The story takes place about 3 months to 6 months after he started traveling and teaching. His crowds had grown from hundreds to thousands. Finally, on this day, he had between 2,500 and 5,000.
There were three fish and five loaves of bread (that maybe the other way around). Jesus held the basket of fish up and had another disciple hold the other one up as he prayed. Suddenly, there was enough fish and bread to feed everyone equally.
Think about that, feed everyone equally. Not according to their ethnicity, race, or gender. If they were there, they received fish and bread. How about when Jesus turned water from wine. Everyone at the wedding reception received the same amount of wine. There was no discrimination. There is another system which can make this claim. It's not Capitalism...
I look forward to reading your comments... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrgOol2W8A4&feature=youtu.be
There were three fish and five loaves of bread (that maybe the other way around). Jesus held the basket of fish up and had another disciple hold the other one up as he prayed. Suddenly, there was enough fish and bread to feed everyone equally.
Think about that, feed everyone equally. Not according to their ethnicity, race, or gender. If they were there, they received fish and bread. How about when Jesus turned water from wine. Everyone at the wedding reception received the same amount of wine. There was no discrimination. There is another system which can make this claim. It's not Capitalism...
I look forward to reading your comments... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrgOol2W8A4&feature=youtu.be
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