and were | were filled: | filled: and | they would. 43 filled. And | and they took| there was |12 And when they they took up | up that which| taken up that | were filled, broken pieces,| remained over| which remained| he saith unto twelve | of the broken| over to them | his basketfuls, | pieces, | of broken | disciples, and also of | twelve | pieces, twelve| Gather up the the fishes. | baskets full.| baskets. | broken pieces 44 And they that |21 And they that| | which remain ate the loaves| did eat were | | over, that were five | about five | | nothing be thousand men. | thousand men,| |13 lost. So they | beside women | | gathered them | and children.| | up, and | | | filled twelve | | | baskets with | | | broken pieces | | | from the five | | | barley | | | loaves, which | | | remained over | | | unto them | | | that had | | | eaten.[b] [Footnote 1: Or, _by land_.] [Footnote 2: Gr. _recline_.] [Footnote 3: The word in the Greek denotes a coin worth about seventeen cents.] [Footnote 4: Gr. _loaves_.] [Footnote a: The Bethsaida of Luke 9:10 was evidently the eastern Bethsaida, which the Tetrarch Philip had named Bethsaida Julias, while that of Mark 6:45 was the western Bethsaida, near Capernaum. The territory belonging to Bethsaida Julias would naturally extend some distance down the lake.] [Footnote b: Note that here for the first time John runs parallel with all the synoptic gospels. All four report this incident. See Passion Week.] § 73. THE PREVENTION OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PURPOSE TO PROCLAIM JESUS KING (A POLITICAL MESSIAH)