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1. Christ Near to His Disciples, v. 13- 1| 2. Difficulties in the Way of Believing

I on Christ, v. 17-24.

3.Chrlst Revealed in the Old Testa-

ment v. 25-27.

4. Christ Minifested to True Believers

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5. Witnessing for Christ, v. 33-323.

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13. “Two of them"-That is two of the 3 i ' ' ~ ‘ J* if iff `é”"_ iisciples. Of one of them only the name , 5 ‘ 1 ' ' ' . - T ._ if I - _ , is known, of the other nothin is known _ __ i ' 5 ' ` 5. "3 *"0 0 0 A 0'

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“Went”-That is were going. “Emmaus”~ -A small village about seven miles listant from Jerusalem. This incident

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14, 15. “These things"-That is as is seen arther cn, about the resurrection, and

whether it was a fact. “Reasoned” ~ ‘ f 0

-That is, they argued over the matter. _ i ' ‘ _ _ _ 9 '°‘Jesua himself drew `near”-This is a _ _ A ` _ _ V V 1 ' _ A . ' beautiful illustration of the promise in 0 _ Matt. 18., 20, which see. .~ 1 _l ' ` ' V

16. Their eyes were holden -Their iyes could not detect Jesus, for a change wad come over his bodily appearance, hui iust what it was we cannot tell.

17. °‘What matter of communications”

-An inquiry not to gain information out to open up the conversation.

19. "What things"-Spoken as a

.eacher to draw out the thought of the scholar. “A prophet . . in deed and word”-His faith did not go fur enough to accept Jesus as the Messiah, for his mind was still perplexed by the wonderful, events which had just transpired.

21. “Which should have redeemed

Israel"-It was hoped that Jesus would

be an earthly warrior and break the l , il ‘ f 1 1ve.__,Z-15* -_

power of the Roman yoke of bondage - y ~ ‘ 1 3 V _ " '_ 0 I and give the Jews their civil freedom. ' ` . _ __ V ° '- _ f ji. .

Christ came to make men free, but not in that sense, but to make men free

from sin. “The third day”-The three days connected with the death and his hurial. They saw as yet no hope. 'V

23. “Which said”»-Rather, which were

saying and which seemed to them to be very doubtful. 25. “O fools"-The expression is here

s on and should be rather “O

ing them for not understanding the Old Testiment Scriptures. The Hebrew pro- phets were their teachers, but how

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26. “Ought not Christ to have suffered -He here asserts that he is more than a prophet mighty in word and in deed- that he is the Messiah spoken of by an- cient poet and prophet. There was a di ` it to if to cl

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27. “And beginning' at Moses”-With the promise of the Messiah made to our

Urst parents in the Garden of Eden. `- “He expounded ”-He showed that the promises of the Messiah referred to him self. How charming his utterances must have been?

28. “He would have gone further”-But

for their sntreaty. How needful it is to win Chirst’s presence by praying for it. 29. “Abide with us”-A beautiful hymn founded on this expression was written by a poet near his dying hour; '

“Abide with me, fast falls the eventide.” _30. °‘Took bread"--As was the custom at a meal. His vanishing from their pre~ sence seems to have been miraculous.

32. “Did not our heart burn”-And no wonder; for "never man spake like this man.”-John 7. 46.

33. 34. “Rose up the same hour. and

returned to J erusalem"-Fatigue was

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