Week 10
What is the title of the lesson?
Jesus Feeds the Crowds
What did Jesus invite His tired disciples to do?
Rest awhile by themselves in a deserted place.
What did the disciples tell Jesus the hungry crowd should do?
They should be sent away to buy food.
What two types of food did the boy have?
Bread and fish.
How many baskets of leftover food did the disciples collect?
12 baskets.
What is the memory verse?(extra points if you say the verse).
John 6:35: “And Jesus said to them, ‘I am the bread of life. He who comes to Me shall never hunger’ ”.
Where did Jesus and His disciples travel to find a peaceful place to rest?
Across the Sea of Galilee.
What did Jesus tell the disciples to do instead of sending the people away?
“You give them food to eat.”
How many loaves of bread did the boy have?
Five.
How many men were fed by the five loaves and two fish?
5,000 men.
What is the word of the week?
Spiritual
About how many men gathered to hear Jesus, not counting women and children?
5,000 men.
Which disciple found the boy with the food?
Andrew.
How many fish did the boy have?
Two.
What happened to the five loaves and two fish?
Jesus multiplied them so everyone could eat until they were full.
Why did Jesus feel sorry for the crowds?
They were hungry to hear God’s Word and needed spiritual guidance.
What did Jesus do before breaking the bread?
He looked to heaven and blessed the food.
What did Jesus do with the food after blessing it?
He broke it and gave it to the disciples to distribute.
How many days did Jesus stay with the second crowd?
Three days.
What did the little boy have that Andrew brought to Jesus?
Five barley loaves and two small fish.
What Bible passage tells about Jesus blessing and breaking the food?(Hint: Mark...)
Mark 6:41.
What does this story show about what Jesus can do with something that seems small or insufficient?(answer may vary)
Jesus can use what we have to do something much greater.
What important lesson do both miracles of the loaves and fish teach us?(answer may vary)
Jesus can take what seems like a small amount and use it to meet a much greater need.