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I. GIVING THANKS TO THE LORD
The idea is that Jesus was offering thanks to God as provider, not “blessing” the food in order that it might multiply.
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THE REASONS GIVEN
OUR LORD YAHWEH, IS A GOOD GOD!
Steadfast love is the covenant love of God.
Steadfast love, or ‘true love’ (neb), is that faithfulness to a covenant, to which marital devotion gives some analogy.
It is the word which older versions translated ‘lovingkindness’, before its connection with covenanting and its strong element of fidelity were fully appreciated.
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