MATTHEW 16:9, C. H. Cayce “Do ye not yet understand, neither remember the five loaves of the five thousand, and how many baskets ye took up?” What gave rise to this was that the Saviour had told them to beware of the leaven of the Pharisees, and the disciples thought He had reference to natural bread or leaven, and thought the Saviour had reference to the fact that they had no bread.
In Matt. 16:8 He says, “O ye of little faith,” etc. He seems to reprove them. He calls their attention to the time that He fed five thousand upon five loaves and that they took up so many baskets full of the fragments. He is simply teaching them to beware of the doctrine of the Pharisees. The doctrine of the Pharisees is taught yet, and it becomes His children to beware of it. The Primitive Baptist, December 22, 1914.
She also says someone says that no Christian has doubts, etc. Well, there must be some doubting done for everyone, and as the party referred to by the sister leaves the impression that he does no doubting for himself, then we will do his doubting for him. There must be some doubting done for him, and as he does not do it for himself, we will do it for him. John the Baptist was a child of God, and in the service of God when he baptized the Saviour, yet he afterward had serious doubts, and sent messengers to the Saviour to inquire “Art thou He that should come, or do we look for another?” We do not wish to encourage you, dear sister, in doubting, but as you do have them, we wish to assure you that you are in good company.