ABOUT THIS EPISODE
David’s last prayer for Solomon in Psalm 72 reaches past one king to the King of kings: Jesus, who favors the poor, crushes oppressors, and isn’t safe—but good.
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The feeding of the 5,000 isn't about sharing food, it's about the Sovereign power of one man (who was God) being sufficient to sate our deepest need, and how he includes his disciples in "feeding" it to others.
Jesus laments an "unbelieving and perverse" generation... but before we agree and start pointing fingers, we need to realize he's talking about the three fingers pointing back at us.
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