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ON THE ROAD TO EMMAUS
Jesus Appears to His Followers
Two of Jesus’ followers were walking the seven miles from Jerusalem to their home in Emmaus. They felt sad and confused. What had happened to Jesus? Some people claimed His body had been stolen from the tomb; some women were spreading a wild story about angels who said Jesus was alive. Others declared that saints who had been buried long ago were walking the streets of Jerusalem.
As the two men were talking, Jesus joined them, but they did not recognize Him. “What are you discussing that makes you so sad?” Jesus asked.
“You mean you haven’t heard?” Cleopas exclaimed. “You must be a stranger in this area. Our Master Jesus was a mighty prophet, but He was put to death. We were certain He was the one who would redeem Israel. But now our hopes are gone!” He went on to relate the unusual happenings of the last few days.
Then Jesus replied, “How foolish and slow you have been to believe! Don’t you know that the prophets wrote about the Messiah? It was necessary for Him to die, but not for any crime He committed. He died for the sins of all people to bring them peace and forgiveness.”
Beginning with Moses and all the prophets, He explained to them what was written about Himself.
By this time the three had arrived at Emmaus. Showing hospitality, they invited the visitor for supper. Jesus took bread and gave thanks. While He was serving it, the two disciples suddenly knew who He was. At that moment He vanished out of their sight.
Forgetting they were hungry and weary, Cleopas and his friend headed straight back to Jerusalem. “No wonder our hearts grew warm when He talked to us!” they exclaimed.
In Jerusalem they found the eleven disciples talking excitedly. “Jesus is risen!” they declared. Then the two men told the disciples how Jesus had also appeared to them.
As they were talking, Jesus once again appeared before them. “Peace be unto you,” He said comfortingly. How the disciples rejoiced to see their Lord once more!
Mark 16:12-13
Luke 24:1-49
Caption: Jesus explains the Scriptures to Cleopas and his friend.
Parents: And if Christ be not raised, your faith is vain; ye are yet in your sins. (1 Corinthians 15:17)
Children: 1. Why were Cleopas and his friend sad?
2. Who joined them as they were walking to Emmaus?
3. Who died so we might have peace and forgiveness?
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(-Stories by Ura Millar)
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