Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Bottomline: Man shall not leave on bread alone but
What are you hungry for?
Jesus sees our needs and provides for us because He loves us
Jesus is the I AM.
Jesus doesn’t just provide for us what we need, He is what we need.
Communion
The bread and the fish that Jesus had distributed to the crowds were there to lead the eye, the mind and the heart to the true gift of God to his people, then and there.
They were there to open up their understanding to the fact that the new Passover, the new Exodus, was taking place right in front of them, and that Jesus was leading it.
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