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y el mar estaba agitado porque soplaba un fuerte viento. (John 6:18)
Cuando habían remado unos cuatro o cinco kilómetros, vieron a Jesús caminando sobre el mar y que se acercaba a la barca, y se asustaron. (John 6:19)
Pero El les dijo: "Soy yo; no teman." (John 6:20)
Entonces ellos querían recibir a Jesús en la barca, pero la barca llegó enseguida a la tierra adonde iban.
Al día siguiente, la multitud que había quedado al otro lado del mar se dio cuenta de que allí no había más que una barca, y que Jesús no había entrado en ella con Sus discípulos, sino que Sus discípulos se habían ido solos. (John 6:22)
Vinieron otras barcas de Tiberias cerca del lugar donde habían comido el pan después de que el Señor había dado gracias. (John 6:23)
Por tanto, cuando la gente vio que Jesús no estaba allí, ni tampoco Sus discípulos, subieron a las barcas y se fueron a Capernaúm buscando a Jesús. (John 6:24)

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John 6:21 - Cross Reference

Apenas los había pasado Cuando hallé al que ama mi alma; Lo agarré y no quise soltarlo, Hasta que lo llevé a la casa de mi madre Y a la alcoba de la que me concibió." (Song of Solomon 3:4)
Subió con ellos a la barca, y el viento se calmó; y ellos estaban asombrados en gran manera, (Mark 6:51)
Yo estoy a la puerta y llamo; si alguien oye Mi voz y abre la puerta, entraré a él, y cenaré con él y él conmigo. (Revelation 3:20)
Cuando ellos subieron a la barca, el viento se calmó. (Matthew 14:32)
Alcen, oh puertas, sus cabezas, álcense, puertas eternas, Para que entre el Rey de la gloria. (Psalm 24:7)