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Expand. Context Summary. Mark 6:53–56 describes Jesus healing the sick in Gennesaret. After feeding the five thousand near Bethsaida, Jesus sent the Twelve ahead of Him across the Sea of Galilee toward Capernaum ( John 6:17 ). Jesus spent some time praying, then caught up with them by walking on the water.
Commentary, Mark 6:30-34, 53-56 (Pentecost +8), Elizabeth Webb, Preaching This Week, WorkingPreacher.org, 2015. "By healing the sick, the weakest and most vulnerable members of a community, in this space, Jesus is subverting the economy of this world through the very inauguration of God's kingdom economy." "Compassion and Need," David Lose
Mark chapter 7 includes accounts of teaching, debating, and miracles. In all the stories, Jesus emphasizes the importance of God's moral standards over man's tradition, setting the stage for the culture of the church that will live in the truth that Jesus has fulfilled the Law. The sequence of Mark 6:31–7:37 is loosely paralleled in Mark 8:1

Note, 1. The disciples’ pity towards the multitude, who had long fasted and wanted now the ordinary comforts and supports of life. It well becomes the ministers of Christ to respect the bodily necessities, as well as regard the spiritual wants of persons. Observe, 2. The motion which the disciples make to Christ on behalf of the multitude

The feeding of the five thousand is a foreshadowing of the great final banquet, the marriage supper of the Lamb (Revelation 19). In glory, we will partake of his table without end. 3. By leading you (Mark 6:33-34) Earlier, I pointed out how they thought of shepherds in a less sentimental way that we do. 0ye2Ihc. 276 65 85 318 201 469 268 367 472

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