John 6:1
Alongside the-same, the Jesus comes-off/away, other-side of{the seawater} of{the Galilee} of{the Tiberias}.
Garth's Hyper-literal Translation
In The King James Version
After these things Jesus went over the sea of Galilee, which is the sea of Tiberias.
In Context
Cross References
Matthew 4:18Moreover, walking-around beside the seawater of{the Galilee} he-beholds two brothers, Simon, the being-said "Peter," and Andrew, the brother of{same}, casting [a] surround-cast[i.e. broad net] into the seawater, for they-have-been-being fishers,
Matthew 15:29and change[ing]-course thence, the Jesus comes beside the seawater of{the Galilee} and, ascend[ing] into the mountain, he-has-been-being-seated there,
Luke 5:1Moreover, it-becomes in to{the} the crowd to-be-being-laid-upon to{same}, of{the} to-be-hearing the word of{the God} and same has-been-being having-stood beside the lake Gennesaret,
John 6:23moreover, contrariwise, small-boats come out of{Tiberias} near of{the place} which-where they-eat the bread of{well-favor[ing]/give[ing]-thanks} of{the Lord}.
Matthew Henry on John 6:1
In this chapter we have, I. The miracle of the loaves, ver. 1-14 . II. Christ's walking upon the water, ver. 15-21 . III. The people's flocking after him to Capernaum, ver. 22-25 . IV. His conference with them, occasioned by the miracle of the loaves, in which he reproves them for seeking carnal food, and directs them to spiritual food ( ver. 26, 27 ), showing them how they must labour for spiritual food ( ver. 28, 29 ), and what that spiritual food is, ver. 30-59 . V. Their discontent at what he said, and the… Read the whole commentary →