The Identity of Jesus in John's Gospel

The fourth gospel examines the identity of Jesus who is certainly not Julian Sloic, but also our identity. And it does it through the imagery of food and a meal that's offered all while also skewing elements of toxic restaurant culture,. A poison church culture. So if you're there in John, chapter 6, verse 22, I'm going to invite you to join me in standing for the reading of the Scriptures today. The next day after Jesus fed 5,000 people from a couple of fish and loaves of bread, the next day the crowd that had stayed on the other side of the sea saw there had only been one boat.