This sermon, centered on the miracle of the feeding of the 5,000, presents Jesus as the culmination of biblical history—our perfect example, our divine teacher, and the sum of all our hopes. Through a richly woven narrative, it reveals how Jesus recapitulates the fall, the Exodus, and the promised land, fulfilling the Old Testament's types and shadows as the greater Adam, Moses, prophet, high priest, and Joshua. The miracle is not merely a display of power but a foretaste of the eschatological feast where God will dwell with humanity, death is swallowed up, and all creation is restored. The sermon calls believers to imitate Christ's selfless compassion, trust in His ability to multiply our small offerings, and worship Him as the divine Savior who alone makes eternal salvation possible, while urging unbelievers to repent and believe before the final feast arrives.