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Matthew 14:14-21
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Matthew 15:32-38
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How many people were present?
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Over 5000
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Over 4000
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What did they need?
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Food
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Food
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What were they able to offer in an effort to meet that
need?
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5 loaves and 2 fishes
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7 loaves and a few fishes
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What words or phrases describe the Savior’s feeling toward
the multitudes in their time of need?
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Compassion
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Compassion
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What words or phrases describe what the Savior was able to
provide for the multitudes?
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He blessed and brake
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Gave thanks and brake
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- In each story, the available food was insufficient to feed the multitude, yet with the help of the Lord the insufficiency was overcome. Read Romans 3:23 and explain in writing another way human effort is insufficient in receiving the glory of God. According to Ether 12:27, how does the Lord help us overcome this insufficiency?
We
are all fallen like Adam and Eve and so we are “short of the glory of God”
(Romans 3:23). We literally cannot gain exaltation without the Atonement and
our Savior Jesus Christ. However, Heavenly Father has promised to help our weak
areas become strong when we exercise faith in Him. I think that is such a
wonderful promise and I often think about it when I am really struggling with
something and it gives me hope to keep working and moving forward.
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