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• Meanwhile there was a strong wind blowing, and the sea was beginning to grow rough. (John 6, 18)

• 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)

• But now, since other boats from Tiberias had put in near the place where they ate the loaves when the Lord gave thanks over them, (John 6, 23)

• the multitude, finding neither Jesus nor his disciples there, embarked on these boats in their turn, and went back to Capharnaum to look for Jesus. (John 6, 24)

• And when they found that he had crossed the lake, they asked him, Master, when didst thou make thy way here? (John 6, 25)

• Jesus answered them, Believe me, if you are looking for me now, it is not because of the miracles you have seen; it is because you were fed with the loaves, and had your fill. (John 6, 26)

• Jesus answered them, This is the service God asks of you, to believe in the Man whom he has sent. (John 6, 29)

• So they said to him, Why then, what miracle canst thou do? We must see it before we trust thee; what canst thou effect?✻ (John 6, 30)

• Our fathers had manna to eat in the desert; as the scripture says, He gave them bread out of heaven to eat.✻ (John 6, 31)

• Jesus said to them, Believe me when I tell you this; the bread that comes from heaven is not what Moses gave you. The real bread from heaven is given only by my Father. (John 6, 32)