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6:01 After these things, Jesus departed beyond the Sea of Galilee of Tiberias.
6:02 Yet a large crowd followed him, because they saw the signs which he did on ones not healthy.
6:03 And Jesus went up into the mountain, and he was sitting there with his disciples.
6:04 And the Passover was near, the feast of the Jews.
6:05 Therefore Jesus lifted up the eyes and saw that a great crowd is coming before him.
  He says to Philip, ... "From where may we buy bread so that these ones may eat"?
6:06 But he was saying this, testing him.
  For he himself knew what he was about to do.
6:07 Philip answered him, ... "Loaves of two hundred denarii are not enough for them ..."
  so that each one may take a little [something].
6:08 One of his disciples, Andrew the brother of Simon Stone says to him, ...
6:09 There is a young boy here, ...
  who has five barley breads, ...
  and two fish.
  But what are these into so many?
6:10 The Jesus said, ... "Make the men recline."
  Now there was much grass in the place, ...
  therefore the men reclined, the number, about 5000.
6:11 Therefore Jesus took the loaves, ...
  and having given thanks, ...
  he distributed to the ones reclining, ...
  likewise, and out of the fish, as much as they wanted.
6:12 Now when they were filled, he told his disciples, ... "Gather the leftover fragments so that nothing may be lost."
6:13 Therefore they gathered and they filled twelve baskets of fragments from the five loaves of barley which were leftover by the ones having eaten.
6:14 Therefore the men having seen what sign he did, ...
  they were saying, ... "This one is truly the prophet, ...
  the one coming into the world."
6:15 Jesus therefore knew that they are about to come and to seize him, ...
  so that they might make him a king, ...
  he departed again into the mountain, himself alone.

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