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Some Specific Johannine Features in John 6.1-21

John’s Gospel remains enigmatic and fascinating. Even wellknown traditional stories like the multiplication of the loaves and the fishes and Jesus’ walking on the sea of Galilee reveal hidden treasures on closer inspection. My purpose in this paper is to hint at some specific Johannine features of these narratives. Some of these features have only occasionally or too little been recognized in the past, as far as I know. It might be. worthwhile to give them a hearing. Many questions that could be asked with regard to our stories will not be dealt with as a consequence. A full discussion of all the literary, historical and theological problems would lead us too far and is not really necessary.