road to Emmaus

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The road to Emmaus is the route described in the Gospel of Luke where the resurrected Jesus appears and speaks to two of his followers, revealing his identity to them as they walk.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New Testament event
biblical event
associatedDoctrine Christology NERFINISHED
biblical hermeneutics
resurrection of Jesus
sacramental theology
centralFigure resurrected Jesus NERFINISHED
commemoratedIn Christian liturgy
Easter season NERFINISHED
describedIn Gospel of Luke NERFINISHED
describedInChapter Luke 24
distanceFromJerusalem about seven miles
about sixty stadia
followsEvent Resurrection of Jesus NERFINISHED
hasKeyMoment Jesus breaks bread with disciples
Jesus explains Scriptures concerning himself
Jesus vanishes from their sight
disciples’ eyes are opened
hasMotivePower Jesus walking with disciples
hasParticipant Cleopas NERFINISHED
Jesus NERFINISHED
unnamed disciple
inspiredConcept "Emmaus" Christian retreat movement NERFINISHED
inspiredWork Caravaggio’s "Supper at Emmaus" NERFINISHED
Rembrandt’s "Supper at Emmaus" NERFINISHED
numerous Christian hymns
languageOfPrimaryAccount Koine Greek NERFINISHED
literaryForm resurrection appearance narrative
travel narrative
mentionedIn Catholic lectionary NERFINISHED
Orthodox lectionary
Protestant lectionaries
narrativeSetting road between Jerusalem and Emmaus
recognitionTrigger breaking of the bread
religiousTradition Christianity
result disciples report appearance to the Eleven
disciples return to Jerusalem
scripturalReference Luke 24:13–35
symbolizes journey of faith
transition from doubt to belief
takesPlaceNear Jerusalem NERFINISHED
takesPlaceOn day of Jesus’ resurrection
first day of the week
takesPlaceOnRouteTo Emmaus NERFINISHED
theme Christian discipleship
Eucharistic symbolism
faith and understanding
interpretation of Scripture
recognition of the risen Christ

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Luke 24 locationMentioned road to Emmaus
What the Thunder Said containsAllusionTo road to Emmaus
this entity surface form: the Road to Emmaus
Abraham Bloemaert notableWork road to Emmaus
this entity surface form: The Road to Emmaus
Cleopas associatedWithEvent road to Emmaus
this entity surface form: Road to Emmaus appearance