What does Matthew 15:36 mean?
Jesus takes the disciples' seven loaves of bread and few fish (Matthew 15:32–35) and gives thanks to His Father for the food. It was a common practice to thank God for providing, and Jesus repeats it here. He knows this small amount of food will be plenty to feed the thousands of people gathered around because of God's power to multiply what is there.As with the prior miraculous feeding (Matthew 14:13–21), the disciples find themselves receiving from Christ a seemingly endless supply. Once again, they find themselves serving the people with the bread provided to them by Jesus, the Messiah, the Son of God. Again, the disciples find they have every reason to trust God's power to provide what is needed when they need it.