St. John 6:41, a clarification.

Bread: That which is already risen from heat and consumable.

"The Jews then murmured at him, because he said I am the bread which came down from heaven." Jesus is the word. the consumable bread, the risen consumable we chew on and take into ourselves. That which came down from heaven. The risen substance of life itself. He is the bread we may eat(read or be shown of in others) ... and be renewed as part of the eternal inheritance(the wedding or bride). St. John 6:35 And Jesus said to them, I am the bread of life: he that cometh to me shall never hunger ; and he that believeth on me shall never thirst. he that cometh: who so ever will raise themselves up to be of Christ in Him. Of His way... he that believeth: Okay. a reference to drinking of faith. Faith of Christ in the true essence or sense of what faith is. In Him. See my blog of faith or Nathan G May on YouTube for more understanding. Takes practice, but also The kingdom of Heaven minded approach.

• Trust Jesus without any sign or confirmation that it could or that it is true. A trust so deep even the look of it on the outside which talks/curses/seems/looks false, the internal trust remains strong in that person of Jesus, in that it is of truth or will come to pass, not only by claiming truth, but rebuking the imaginations of man that come to bring condemnation or hurt or suffering.

The never hunger and never thirst I think is a reference to either heaven or through a foundational faith. Might be a hungering after or thirsting after righteousness. Maybe all the above. Foundational Faith: A person Christ like in the truest sense whose faith is built up to the heavens in that all nutrients are found in the place above.