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In addition, there was no reason or time for counting the fish, which were far too many for the group to eat.  [[Jesus]] had called the fishermen-disciples to breakfast, and it is implausible that they would have kept Jesus waiting while needlessly counting a large number of fish in near darkness.
 
In addition, there was no reason or time for counting the fish, which were far too many for the group to eat.  [[Jesus]] had called the fishermen-disciples to breakfast, and it is implausible that they would have kept Jesus waiting while needlessly counting a large number of fish in near darkness.
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In the rare instances where a specific quantity is provided in the [[New Testament]], it is typically a [[prime number]].  The (non-prime) number "153" sticks out as unlike anything else, as though someone merely thought of what would be a large number of fish.
    
== Peter alone hauled the immense catch of fish onshore? ==
 
== Peter alone hauled the immense catch of fish onshore? ==
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