Luke 9:17

•  The Loaves and the Fish (Matthew 14:15-21; 15:32-39; Mark 6:35-44; 8:1-10; Luke 9:12-17; John 6:5-13)
According to Matthew and Mark Jesus performs a miracle of this kind twice, the crowd being 5000 men at one occasion and 4000 at the other. Due to the similarity of the miracles, it is often impossible to decide which of the incidents the artwork represents. Hence, all the pictures depicting these miracles sort under the same heading.
Feeding of the five thousand, The (ALEXANDER Master)	Miracle of the loaves, The (BIDA, Alexandre)	Miracle of the loaves and fishes, The * (BLAKE, William)	Faith of an empty basket (BONNELL, Daniel)



(70 pictures)   Related Chapter:  MATTHEW 14 ;  MATTHEW 15 ;  MARK 6 ;  MARK 8 ;  LUKE 9 ;  JOHN 6

Luke 13:26

•  A Tree and Its Fruit (Matthew 7:15-23; 12:33-37; Luke 6:43-45; 13:26f.)

Jesus heals the crippled woman. The parable of the barren fig-tree. (ALEXANDER Master)	Every good tree bears good fruit (HIPSLEY, John Henry)	Tree and fruit (UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'Biblia, das ist, Die ganze Heilige Schrifft...', Martin Luther (author), Nuremberg (?), 17th century)	Warning against false prophets (UNKNOWN; Illustrator of Jerome Nadal's 'Evangelicae Historiae Imagines', 1593)







(6 pictures)   Related Topics:  The Sermon on the Mount  |   Related Chapter:  MATTHEW 7 ;  MATTHEW 12 ;  LUKE 6 ;  LUKE 13