The mountain where the second multiplication of the loaves took place was shaken, and the stone upon which the miracle had been worked split in two.

In Decapolis, whole towns crumbled to the earth; and in Asia, in several localities, the earthquake was severely felt, particularly to the east and north-east of Paneas.

In Upper Galilee, many Pharisees found their houses in ruins when they returned from keeping the feast.

A number of them, while yet at Jerusalem, received the news of what had happened, and it was on that account that the enemies of Jesus made such very slight efforts against the Christian community at Pentecost.
A part of the Temple of Garizim crumbled down.

An idol stood there above a fountain, in a small temple, the roof of which fell into the fountain with the idol.