R.A. Torrey emphasizes the miraculous works of Jesus in Decapolis, where He healed the sick, including the lame, blind, deaf, and dumb, showcasing His divine compassion and power. The multitude, drawn by His reputation, brought their afflicted to Him, and He performed miracles that glorified the God of Israel. Torrey highlights the significance of Jesus' actions, including His deep empathy and the importance of faith in bringing their needs to Him. Additionally, the sermon discusses the feeding of the four thousand, illustrating Jesus' ability to provide abundantly and the necessity of giving what little we have into His hands for His blessing. Ultimately, Torrey calls believers to share their testimonies of Christ's work in their lives, reflecting on the impact of His miracles on those who witnessed them.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes how the presence of the Lord Jesus transforms impossible situations into glorious possibilities, using three New Testament feasts as examples. At the wedding in Cana, Jesus turned water into wine, showcasing His power to change despair into joy. Zacchaeus, a despised tax collector, experienced a radical transformation when Jesus dined with him, illustrating that no one is beyond redemption. Finally, the resurrection of Lazarus from the dead demonstrates Jesus' authority over life and death, affirming that He can bring hope even in the direst circumstances. Each feast serves as a testament to the miraculous work of Jesus in our lives, turning our impossibilities into testimonies of His glory.

G.W. North emphasizes the unique presentation of Jesus in the Gospels, particularly noting how John focuses on the essence of Christ rather than a chronological account of His life. He highlights the significance of the miracle of feeding the five thousand, which is uniquely emphasized across all four Gospels, suggesting it holds a profound lesson about Communion. North argues that this miracle is pivotal as it not only showcases Jesus' power but also serves as a foundation for revolutionary teachings that challenged the beliefs of many followers. The prominence of this miracle indicates God's sovereignty in the selection of events that shape our understanding of Jesus' ministry. Ultimately, it reveals the depth of spiritual truth that can be gleaned from seemingly simple acts of provision.