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Intro:
Only sign recorded in all 4 gospels
Grand canyon, purpose of a sign
Jesus uses signs to validate his words and actions.
- Water to wine, clears the temple
- Women at the well, tells her all she ever did, tells her of everlasting water
- Jesus heal’s the officials son and the invalid, he tells he is from the father.
People saw the signs and were drawn to the sign, not what the sign pointed to.
God tests us to refine our faith, not to push us towards evil.
This is a miracle.
He went out to look.
From Deut 18.15 Moses predicted a Prophet would arise.
Moses fed the people.
Moses had led them out of bondage.
Jesus had fed the people.
Jesus could lead the people out of Roman bondage.
Jesus is superior to the prophet Elisha.
The people wanted to make Jesus King.
Jesus did not come to be useful, but to be precious.
(God did not come into the world to assist you in meeting desires you had before you became born again.)
(God came into the world to change your desires.)
The clause “It is I” is literally “I Am.” Jesus was identifying himself as God, again showing this with a sign.
The physical power over creation.
This was not shown to the crowd, only the disciples
Why is this in the story?
(Jesus does provide for your need; he does protect you.)
(Invite Jesus into your boat and be glad.)
(There is no place Jesus can’t reach you.)
(When God enters your boat, you have arrived where you are going.)
This is great, right?
People seeking Jesus!
He walked across the sea, but he didn’t say that.
Why?
He did not come to give bread, he came to be bread.
(God will take bread out of your hands so that you will learn to feast on him.)
God does care about you, your bread, your body, there will be a resurrection.
That’s coming, but that’s not the main point of this world.
Do we seek Jesus because he is useful to us?
Because he is working?
What is “food that perishes”?
The temporal, the earthly possession/riches.
Work for eternal life?
What?
What is the work?
Believe in Jesus.
Period.
Believe in Jesus!
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