Luke 6:1-11
Jesus Works and Heals on the Sabbath
Luke 6:12-26
Jesus Selects the Twelve Apostles
Luke 6:27-38
The Rules of Kingdom Life
Luke 6:39-49
Jesus Teaching in Parables
Luke 7:1-10
A Centurion’s Servant is Healed
Luke 7:11-17
A Widows Son is Raised
Luke 7:18-35
Messengers from John the Baptist
Luke 7:36-50
A Sinful Woman Forgiven
Luke 8:1-15
The Story of a Farmer
Luke 8:16-25
Jesus Calms the Storm
Luke 8:26-39
Jesus Heals a Man With a Demon
Luke 8:40-56
Jarius’s Daughter is Healed
Luke 9:1-17
The Feeding of the Five Thousand
Luke 9:18-27
Peter Confesses That Jesus is the Christ
Luke 9:28-36
The Transfiguration
Luke 9:37-50
Demonic Son is Healed
Luke 9:51-62
The Cost of Discipleship
Luke 10:1-16
Jesus Sends Out His Disciples
Luke 10:17-24
Return of the Seventy
Luke 10:25-37
The Parable of the Good Samaritan
Luke 10:38-42
Mary and Martha are Contrasted
Luke 11:1-13
Jesus Teaching on Prayer
Luke 11:14-26
A House Divided Cannot Stand
Luke 11:27-36
Jesus Warns Against Unbelief
Luke 11:37-44
Woe to the Pharisees
Luke 11:45-54
Woe to the Lawyers
Luke 12:1-12
Jesus Speaks Against Hypocrisy
Luke 12:13-21
The Parable of the Rich Fool
Luke 12:22-34
Jesus Warns About Worry
The Feeding of the Five Thousand
Luke 9:1–17
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Just prior to this time, Jesus had a great crowd around Him and a woman who had been hemorrhaging for twelve years touched Him (Lk. 8:43-44). She knew that He had healed others and she wanted Him to heal her. Jesus knew that somebody with faith had touched Him and had been healed by His power (Lk. 8:45-48). This passage can be divided into three parts:
- The account of their sending (vv. 1-5).
- The work they did (vv. 6-9).
- Their return and report (vv. 10-17).
John began his ministry with,"Repent for the Kingdom of heaven is at hand.” Now He sends His disciples to preach “the kingdom of God” (v. 2). As they go we are not given much details but we are told one result of their going. That is that Herod the tetrarch heard what was happening and wanted to see the Lord (v. 9). When they returned they reported to Jesus. He knew they were tired so He took them to a desert place for some R and R. However, when they reached the desert place there was a multitude already there. Instead of trying to find another place to escape, Jesus welcomed them and spoke to them (vv. 11-17). It is here that we learn about the feeding of the five-thousand.Application
He took what they had and fed the crowd. From this I learn that I can not feed a crowd with what I have. What I need to do is give it to Christ and He will multiply my efforts to feed them.
Luke 9:1-17 (English Standard Version)
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