The document summarizes a Bible passage where a man brings 20 loaves of barley bread to Elisha, who tells his servant to share it with 100 people. The servant questions how this small amount can feed so many, but Elisha says God said there would be leftovers. When they share it, everyone eats with leftovers remaining, demonstrating God's power to multiply what is given in obedience. The key messages are that God can multiply anything given to Him in gratitude and obedience, and His Word is shown to be true through such miracles.

1. “MORE THAN ENOUGH”
2 Kings 4:42-44
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2. 42A man came from Baal Shalishah, bringing the
man of God twenty loaves of barley bread
baked from the first ripe grain, along with some
heads of new grain. "Give it to the people to
eat," Elisha said.
43"How can I set this before a hundred men?"
his servant asked. But Elisha answered, "Give it
to the people to eat. For this is what the LORD
says: 'They will eat and have some left over.' “
44Then he set it before them, and
they ate and had some left over,
according to the word of the
LORD.
2 Kings 4:42-44
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3. More than Enough
A. When “firstfruit” brought to God
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4. More than Enough
A. When “firstfruit” brought to God
B. God can multiply anything
given back to Him
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5. More than Enough
A. When “firstfruit” brought to God
B. God can multiply anything
given back to Him
C. The key word is Obedience
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6. More than Enough
A. When “firstfruit” brought to God
B. God can multiply anything
given back to Him
C. The key word is Obedience
D. A great demonstration that
God’s Word is true
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7. Final Thought
The principle of “firstfruits” when
given to God in an act of gratitude
and obedience can be multiplied.
The multiplication done by God is a
demonstration of His power and
His truthfulness. God’s Word is true
and we will see miracles
when we allow Him to
work miracles in our life.
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8. Final Thought
“We have only a few loaves,” we
may say. But the Lord may reply,
“Trust Me. They are more than
enough.”
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9. Final Thought
“We have only a few loaves,” we
may say. But the Lord may reply,
“Trust Me. They are more than
enough.”
The truth is “We always
have enough when God
is our supply.”
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