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What does the Bible say about Jesus' compassion for the needy?

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Jesus shows compassion for the needy as He refused to send them away hungry, emphasizing His care for their physical and spiritual well-being.

In Matthew 15:32, Jesus expresses His compassion for the multitude who have been with Him for three days without food. His concern highlights His deep care for both their physical needs and their spiritual hunger. This act not only provides for their immediate hunger but symbolizes the greater nourishment He offers through salvation and the Gospel. By miraculous feeding, Jesus illustrates that He is aware of our needs and desires to meet them, reminding us that we must rely on Him as our source of sustenance.
Scripture References: Matthew 15:32, Mark 1:41

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Nothing to Eat
Ian Potts · Oct 15, 2017
The Cleansing of the Leper
Martin Penton · Jul 26, 2015
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