Free Bible Word Search – Matthew 14:1-21 Grief, Compassion, and a Miracle Meal (Downloadable jpg)

Welcome to today’s free Bible word search! Today, we’re diving into Matthew 14:1–21, a passage that begins with sorrow and ends with a miracle. It opens with the tragic death of John the Baptist—Jesus’ forerunner and cousin—and shifts to one of the most famous moments in Jesus’ ministry: the feeding of the five thousand. In both grief and abundance, we see the heart of Jesus on full display.

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Why This Word Search Matters

Matthew 14:1-21 reminds us that Jesus was no stranger to pain. When He heard about John’s death, He sought solitude—just as we often do when faced with grief. But even in His sorrow, Jesus had compassion on the crowd that followed Him. He didn’t turn them away; instead, He healed their sick and met their physical needs. The feeding of the five thousand shows us that no matter how little we think we have—five loaves, two fish—God can multiply it beyond what we imagine. It’s a powerful reminder that Jesus meets us in our pain and provides in our lack. Whether you’re walking through sorrow or standing in need, this passage assures us that Jesus sees, cares, and responds with overflowing grace.

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