:Thus, many interpreters believe that in the Gospel of John Jesus is making divine claims, saying "'''ἐγώ εἰμι'''".
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"'''the wind ceased. Immediately the boat was at the land where they were going.'''" <small>
:John 6:21b
:The apostle John, recalling this unforgettably astonishing factual detail, by explicitly including it in his narrative of the event, implicitly alludes to [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Psalms+107%3A23-30&version=RSVCE '''Psalm 107:23-30'''] as a prophesy and evidence from the Sacred Scriptures of Israel that Jesus is the same LORD God praised in the psalm, and a clear testimony to his divinity, which anyone familiar with the scriptures would immediately recognize in the context of this explicitly clear statement in John's narrative, a statement which the [[Synoptic gospels|synoptics]] do not have. The Gospel of John and the First Letter of John emphasize the message of the incarnate divinity of Jesus Christ as the Word ([[Logos]]) and Son of God the Father. Compare John 5:39.
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"'''He gave them bread out of heaven to eat.'''" <small>