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• They had forgotten to take bread with them, and had no more than one loaf in the boat; (Mark 8, 14)

• And he went on board one of the boats, which belonged to Simon, and asked him to stand off a little from the land; and so, sitting down, he began to teach the multitudes from the boat. (Luke 5, 3)

• and they must needs beckon to their partners who were in the other boat to come and help them. When these came, they filled both boats, so that they were ready to sink. (Luke 5, 7)

• A day came when he and his disciples embarked on a boat; Let us cross to the other side of the lake, he said to them; and they began their voyage. (Luke 8, 22)

• Then all the common folk of the country round Gerasa asked Jesus to leave them, such fear had gripped them; and he embarked on the boat and returned. (Luke 8, 37)

• and there, embarking on the boat, they began to cross the water to Capharnaum. Darkness had fallen, and Jesus had not yet come back to them. (John 6, 17)

• And now they had rowed some twenty-five or thirty furlongs, when they saw Jesus walking on the sea, and already drawing near to the boat. They were terrified: (John 6, 19)

• Then they took him on board willingly enough; and all at once their boat reached the land they were making for.✻ (John 6, 21)

• Next morning, the multitude was still waiting on the opposite shore. They had seen that there was only one boat there, and that Jesus did not embark with his disciples on this boat, but left his disciples to go back alone. (John 6, 22)

• Simon Peter told them, I am going out fishing; and they said, We, too, will go with thee. So they went out and embarked on the boat, and all that night they caught nothing. (John 21, 3)

• he said to them, Cast to the right of the boat, and you will have a catch. So they cast the net, and found before long they had no strength to haul it in, such a shoal of fish was in it. (John 21, 6)

• The other disciples followed in the boat (they were not far from land, only some hundred yards away), dragging their catch in the net behind them. (John 21, 8)