It does not include hymns about other topics which can be inferred from the parable, just ones which relate directly to it.
The list is grouped into two sections:
- Free-use (either copyright has expired, or the author has allowed them to be freely used)
- Still subject to copyright and so can only be used if you are covered by a copyright license.
Both children's and adults hymns / songs are included in each list - because except for the youngest of children, it is is difficult to draw a clear distinction between them.
About the Miracle of Feeding of the Five Thousand
This story is told in all four Gospels:- Matthew 14:15-21; 15:32-38
- Mark 6:35-44; 8:1-10
- Luke 9:12-17
- John 6:4-13
Songs and hymns which can be freely used
Break Thou the Bread of LifeGrant us Dear Lord Our Daily Bread
My Shepherd will Supply my Need - Watts
O Where is He that Trod the Sea (Verse 4)
Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life
Hymns and songs which may still be copyright
Barley Loaves and Fishes - Herry (ref - a folk song for children)
Come to the Feast / Ven al Banquete - Hurd, Moriarty and Cortez
Crowds Followed Yesu- Colvin
Five Barley Loaves - Pulkingham (for children)
Five Little Loaves, Two Little Fishes - (video) - Featherstone
Five Loaves and Two Fish - May (video)
Five Thousand Folks Were Following Jesus - for children, to the tune "Michael Finnegan"
For the Crowd of Thousands - Kaan
Gather Around for the Table is Spread - Holloway
Gather Up the Scattered Fragments - Daw
Hunger in Their Souls - Prigge
In Cana at a Wedding Feast - Gillette - Tune: ELLACOMBE
Jesus Fed 5000 Men (parody of 5000 Miles - video - author uknown, released by OneWay)
Let us Talents and Tongues Employ - Kann
Lord God Your Love has Called us Here - Wren (verse 4)
One Basket - for children - video - author unknown, releasesd by Gospel Light VBS
Sing of Andrew John's Disciple - Daw
The Church of Christ in Every Age - Pratt Green (verse 4)
The Wedding Guests were Waiting - Keithahn (verse 3)
Two Little Fishes And Five Loaves Of Bread - Ylvisaker
We Come with Joy- Dufner
Where Is Bread? - Gillette, tune: ABBOT'S LEIGH
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