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The Parable of the Lamp
- What does light represent in the parable of the lamp?
Light reveals what can be hidden by darkness. Light is used as example of truth.
- What was the mission of the twelve disciples?
They were sent to proclaim the kingdom of God and to heal the sick.
- What did the disciples do?
The disciples went from town to town, proclaiming the Good News and healing people.
- Where did the feeding of the multitude happen?
The people were at a place called Bethsaida.
- What did Jesus tell his disciples to do?
Jesus told the disciples to feed the people.
How did the disciples respond?
They told the Lord they only had five loaves and two fishes.
- How many people were counted?
The disciples estimated that there were at least 5,000 men plus women and children.
- What instructions did Jesus give to the disciples?
He instructed the disciples to sit on the ground in groups of fifty.
- After the people were fed, how much food was left over?
There were twelve baskets of food collected after the people were fed.
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