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Tune: "Is It For Me?"
Verse 1:
The crowd was com-ing toward them
The Lord be-gan to spea-k,
"Where shall we buy bread for them?
These peo-ple need to eat."
Chorus:
The a-n-swer came from Phi-l-ip,
"Much mon-ey will not feed
These peo-ple e-ven on-e bite.
More mon-ey we would need."
Verse 2:
Then An-drew found a lad with a
Lunch that he had brou-ght;
Five bar-ley loaves and two fish.
"But what is that?" he thought.
Chorus:
But J-e-sus with this sma-ll lunch
More than five thou-sand fed.
Left-o-vers filled twelve bas-ket-fuls
And then the peo-ple said,
Verse 3:
"To us in-to this wor-ld
A pro-phet now has co-me."
They sought to make him their king,
They thought he was the one
Chorus:
Who would fe-ed them and hea-l them.
They did not un-der-stand
His mis-sion was a ho-ly one.
He with-drew from their land.
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Hear the tune "Is It For Me?" by Tullius C. O'Kane.
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By Dan Carr / Concordia Publishing House
Child-friendly text and entertaining illustrations help children think about a behavior they encounter in daily life and pray about it. This book, God, I Need to Talk to You about Sharing, expresses that all sinful behaviors are forgiven through Jesus' sacrifice on the cross and encourages children to go to God in prayer any time they feel tempted or troubled. Relevant Scripture examples help children apply the lesson to their lives. Recommended for ages 2 to 7.
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