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Multiplying Bread

Posted on March 7, 2026 by Bryan Hodge

“Then a man cam from Baal Shalisha, and brought the Man of God bread of the firstfruits, twenty loaves of barley bread, and newly ripened grain in his knapsack. And he said, ‘Give it to the people, that they may … Continue reading →

Posted in food, prophets, stewardship | Tagged 2 Kings 4:42-44, albert barnes, baal shalisha, barley, barley loaves, barnes notes, compassion, elijah and john, elisha, elisha and Jesus, elisha feeds 100, famine, feeding 100, feeding 4000, feeding 5000, feeding multitude, firstfruits, firstfruits brought to elisha, food, gilgal, God does much with little, God is merciful, God's endorsement, jeroboam, Jesus and elisha, Jesus and moses, Jesus feeds 4000, Jesus feeds 5000, Jesus greater than elisha, Jesus greater than moses, mercy, miracles, miracles of elisha, multiplying bread, prophets, purpose of miracles, stewardship, the sons of the prophets | Leave a comment

Hebrew/Israelite/Jew

Posted on August 2, 2014 by Bryan Hodge

The usage of these three terms at times confuse the Bible reader. Do these words in their strict sense refer to exactly the same thing (or people)? Perhaps, this brief writing will help a bit. Hebrew The word is thought … Continue reading →

Posted in Bible History, Bible Study, Chruch, Word Study | Tagged abraham, babylonia captivity, difference between hebrew and jew and israelite, divided kingdom, isaac, ishmael, jacob, jeroboam, judah, restoration, sometimes used interchangably, ten missing tribes, to pass over, to tranverse, who is israel today | Leave a comment

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