The Biblical Book Of Look Luke 24: 13-35

The biblical book of look Luke 24: 13-35 tells the story of the resurrected Jesus and his trek from Jerusalem to the village of Emmaus, this account in the Gospel of Luke is quite possibly the very first appearance of Jesus to humans after being resurrected. Within this story Jesus acts in disguise in order to test the two disciples who accompany him, the nature of this test closely resembles those of God that lie in the Old Testament involving the Prophets. Jesus asks multiple questions in order to figure out if his disciples had learned anything from his death and teachings. When the men reach Emmaus and are given bread they are opened up to reality and see Jesus. This realization of Jesus is felt between both men, this story of the breaking of the bread led to this being done by many disciples after Jesus’ time. This story is the only of its kind within all the Gospels and is a separate view on the first appearance of Jesus and the continuation of his beliefs and teachings. Along the journey to Emmaus Jesus remains unrecognizable to the two men as the walk, Luke 24: 16 reads “their eyes were kept from recognizing him”. Jesus remains among the men though they are unable to recognize the very man they followed and stood behind. He acts as
Though Jesus is not necessarily disguised, the text points to the work of God with preventing the men from seeing the true identity of Jesus. It is possible that this work of God is the last of its kind for Jesus to complete before joining him in the Kingdom of