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Jn 6-1,2 · (93l) Thy kingdom come Ø Following Jesus Ø The multitude follow Jesus -- These verses go with verses 22-25 · (143j) Witness Ø Validity of Jesus Christ Ø Witnesses of Jesus Ø Jesus is popular because of His works -- These verses go with verse This verse goes with verses 26 Jn 6-2 · (75b) Thy kingdom come Ø Motives of the heart Ø Motives for doing the will of God · (146k) Witness Ø Validity of Jesus Christ Ø Jesus’ works bear witness of Himself Ø Purpose of Miracles, Signs And Wonders Ø Get peoples’ attention to hear the word Jn 6-5,6 · (5e) Discipleship tested (Key verse) · (5i) Responsibility Ø God tests your loyalty to believe whatever He says · (63a) Paradox Ø Anomalies Ø Righteous deception Ø Jesus deceives His people Jn 6-6 · (75d) Thy kingdom come Ø Motives of the heart Ø God’s motives Jn 6,7-9 -- No Entries Jn 6,10-12 · (4h) Responsible to advocate God’s cause Ø To him who has shall more be given – If we first give ourselves to God, and then give what we have to assist others, God will first multiply our willingness to give, and then multiply what we have to help others. Jn 6-10 · (68b) Authority Ø Doing God’s work under His authority Ø Natural Ministry of helps Jn 6-11 · (19c) Sin Ø Mocking God Without a cause Ø Motivated by demons · (35c) Gift of God Ø God is willing to Give Ø God’s immeasurable generosity · (76l) Thy kingdom come Ø Desires of your heart Ø Desires of your fleshly appetite Jn 6-12 · (82i) Thy kingdom come Ø Prayer Ø Thankfulness Ø Giving thanks for His blessings · (88i) Thy kingdom come Ø Fearing the power of God is the beginning of wisdom Jn 6-13,14 -- No Entries Jn 6,15-17 · (54e) Paradox Ø Opposites Ø Worshipping the flesh -- These verses go with verses 22-36 · (202j) Denying Christ Ø Man chooses his own destiny apart from God Ø Running from God Ø Running from walking in faith Ø Running from God through unbelief -- These verses go with verses 22-36 Jn 6-15 · (62k) Paradox Ø Anomalies Ø Being clever Ø Making no provisions for the flesh · (68i) Authority Ø Discernment Ø Judging truth and error Ø Perceiving wicked motives -- This verse goes with verse 26 · (77e) Thy kingdom come Ø Humility Ø Refusing the glory of man Ø Refusing to be exalted by men · (80g) Thy kingdom come Ø Know the word to learn the ways of God Ø Fulfill your calling · (87e) Thy kingdom come Ø Ministry to God through obedience Ø Seeking the glory of God · (160c) Works of the devil Ø Essential characteristics Ø Counterfeit Ø Counterfeit God Ø Counterfeit glory · (176g) Works of the devil Ø The religion of witchcraft Ø Zeal without knowledge (Spirit w/o the word) Ø Intensity without insight · (177h) Works of the devil Ø The religion of witchcraft Ø Presumption Ø Misunderstanding Ø Misunderstanding Jesus -- This verse goes with verses 32-36 Jn 6,16-25 · (62i) Paradox Ø Anomalies Ø Being clever Ø Taking advantage of the circumstances Here is the phrase. Note that you could click on (16j) or any of the other links, which would take you to page in the main body of the concordance where you could find other related verses and their topics. Repeat tutorial Jn 6,22-36 · (16j) Sin Ø Continuing in sin to avoid the light Ø Pretending God is not here Ø Having hidden motives – When you look into these verses, you see that the Jews were seeking Jesus, not because they wanted to be with Him, or because they wanted to hear Him preach, not even to see His miracles, but to eat more of that freshly baked bread. If it were up to the Jews, they would have simply followed Jesus around while he pulled bread out of the air at 8 AM and at 5 PM every day, and the what’s-there-to-eat problem would have been solved. It is unbelievable how it seemed they never internalized the fact that the bread they ate came from heaven. Their earthly needs were so engraved in their minds that they missed the point that they had just witnessed a miracle. All they wanted was more bread. They never saw it! Has anyone ever taken advantage of you? How would you feel if God gave you the ability to pull bread out of a basket and get a reaction like this from the people you served? Jesus never yelled at them or was exasperated with their unbelief, but simply spoke the word of God to them so that we would benefit from their lesson. What an incredible demonstration of patience on Jesus’ part. · (54e) Paradox Ø Opposites Ø Worshipping the flesh -- These verses go with verses 15-17 · (202j) Denying Christ Ø Man chooses his own destiny apart from God Ø Running from God Ø Running from walking in faith Ø Running from God through unbelief -- These verses go with verse 66 Jn 6,22-25 · (93l) Thy kingdom come Ø Following Jesus Ø The multitude follow Jesus -- These verses go with verses 1&2 Jn 6,24-26 · (75m) Thy kingdom come Ø Having ulterior (hidden) motives Jn 6-24 · (176h) Works of the devil Ø The religion of witchcraft Ø Zeal without knowledge (Spirit w/o the word) Ø Resolution without relationship -- This verse goes with verse 66 Jn 6-25,26 · (241d) Kingdom of God Ø Opposition toward the kingdom of God Ø Hindering the kingdom Ø Obstacles in the way of the kingdom Ø Ask but don’t receive Ø Getting an answer that is not in your will -- Jesus answered them, but He didn’t answer their question. They asked Him, “When did you get here,” and His answer was, “You seek Me, not because you saw signs, but because you ate of the loaves and were filled.” He answered their question, not the one on their minds, but the one in their hearts. They sought Jesus for a free lunch, saying, “What shall we do that we may work the works of God?” They were essentially asking Him, ‘If you’re not giving us another free meal, then teach us how to indefinitely pull food out of a basket.’ That’s all they wanted. Jesus tried to direct their minds to seek the food that endures to eternal life, but they didn’t hear a word of it. This is not what they wanted.