10.19-How did Jesus test His disciples' compassion for the hungry?

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Day of Year: 292
Date: 10.19.14
Favorite Verse:
Thought for the day:
Jesus Reading (Ten Minutes): John6.1-14
+ Rest of New Testament: Hebrews 1.1-14
+Psalm of the Day: Psalm147.19,20
+Proverb of the Day: Proverbs 22.11,13
+Rest of Old Testament: Jeremiah22,23

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