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In the Gospel of Mark, he quotes Jesus as describing multiple occurrences of this miracle, each time using a prime number of loaves

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is an enigmatic sign (miracle) performed multiple times by Jesus, in light of how it is reported in all four Gospels, sometimes even twice

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Mark's account slightly implies, with full modesty that omits any reference to him, that he was the one who had the five loaves and two fish as recounted in John 6:9 (“Here is a boy with five small barley loaves and two small fish, but how far will they

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Mark modestly omitting himself from his own account

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This also exemplifies the Coase theorem as it embodies productivity of the assembled people without transaction costs associated with seeking food.

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Its repeated references by Mark suggest that he may have been the boy referenced in several of the accounts.

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This work illustrates the existence of infinity, which Greek philosophers and mathematicians had denied.

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This sign by Jesus indicates that scarcity is due to a lack of faith, not a lack of resources.

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Its frequent reference in the Gospels, including twice by Mark, suggests that Jesus performed this work more than once.