MATTHEW14:13-21

What is the significance of the 5 loaves and 2 fish in the story?

• They were a symbol of Jesus' love for animals

• They were used as bait for fishing

• They were miraculously multiplied by Jesus to feed a large crowd of people.

• They were meant for a small family meal

How did Jesus show compassion for the crowd in this passage?

• Healing the sick and feeding the crowd

• Preaching to the crowd and performing magic tricks

• Ignoring the crowd and walking away

• Scolding the crowd for being hungry

What was the disciples' initial reaction when faced with feeding the 5000?

• Disbelief and doubt

• Fear and panic

• Indifference and apathy

• Excitement and joy

What did Jesus do before blessing and breaking the loaves?

• Took a nap

• Went for a walk

• Looked up to heaven

• Checked his phone

Why do you think Jesus chose to use 5 loaves and 2 fish to feed the crowd?

• To play a practical joke on the disciples

• To show off in front of the crowd

• To demonstrate his power and ability to provide for the needs of the people

• Because he didn't have any other food available

What was the reaction of the crowd when they were fed?

• The crowd was angry and hungry.

• The crowd was satisfied and full.

• The crowd was disappointed and unsatisfied.

• The crowd was indifferent and uninterested.

How do you think the disciples felt after witnessing the miracle?

• Amazed, astonished, or in awe

• Unimpressed

• Disappointed

• Confused

What does this story teach us about the power of faith?

• Faith is only for the weak-minded

• Faith has no impact on outcomes

• Faith can lead to miraculous outcomes

• Faith is a sign of ignorance

What lessons can we learn from Jesus' actions in this passage?

• Anger, selfishness, and doubt

• Compassion, generosity, and faith

• Indifference, greed, and fear

• Pride, dishonesty, and laziness

How can we apply the principles from this story in our own lives?

• By showing compassion, generosity, and trusting in the power of faith.

• By being selfish and unkind to others

• By ignoring the needs of those around us

• By relying solely on our own strength and abilities