The Supper at Emmaus (Biblical episode)

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The Supper at Emmaus (Biblical episode) is a New Testament story in which the resurrected Jesus reveals his identity to two disciples during a meal in the village of Emmaus, symbolizing recognition through the breaking of bread.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Biblical episode
New Testament narrative
post-resurrection appearance of Jesus
associatedWithDoctrine Eucharist NERFINISHED
Resurrection of Jesus NERFINISHED
beginsWith two disciples walking from Jerusalem to Emmaus
canonicalGospelSource Gospel of Luke NERFINISHED
commemoratedOn Easter season
featuresCharacter Cleopas NERFINISHED
Jesus NERFINISHED
unnamed disciple
foundIn Luke 24:13–35
genre religious narrative
hasMotive Christ as stranger NERFINISHED
opened Scriptures
opened eyes
table fellowship with Jesus
includesEvent Jesus explaining the Scriptures
Jesus vanishing from their sight
breaking of bread
disciples returning to Jerusalem
disciples’ eyes being opened
invitation to Jesus to stay and eat
influencedWork Supper at Emmaus (Caravaggio painting, 1601) NERFINISHED
Supper at Emmaus (Caravaggio painting, 1606) NERFINISHED
Supper at Emmaus (Rembrandt painting, 1648) NERFINISHED
Supper at Emmaus (Rembrandt painting, c. 1628) NERFINISHED
numerous Baroque paintings
numerous Renaissance paintings
languageOfCanonicalText Koine Greek
liturgicalUseIn Anglican Communion NERFINISHED
Eastern Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
Protestant churches
Roman Catholic Church NERFINISHED
partOf Gospel of Luke NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Christianity
scripturalBook New Testament NERFINISHED
setAfterEvent Resurrection of Jesus NERFINISHED
setIn Emmaus NERFINISHED
setOnDayOf Easter Sunday NERFINISHED
symbolizes Eucharistic presence of Christ
recognition of Jesus in the breaking of bread
transition from physical sight to faith
theme breaking of bread
faith and understanding
hospitality
recognition of the risen Christ
scriptural fulfillment

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The Supper at Emmaus by Caravaggio basedOn The Supper at Emmaus (Biblical episode)
subject surface form: The Supper at Emmaus