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40:14 Look at it again. The Christ had to suffer and rise from the dead. So if you look Luke 24, do you all remember the disciples on the road to Emmaus twenty four seventeen ish? 17 is where he encounters them on the road, and they're walking back, these two disciples, at least two. They're walking back from Jerusalem the weekend of the crucifixion. Examine It Anew: The Bereans and the Light of Christ
36:47 Imagine walking home after the weekend of Passover weekend where your rabbi was killed on a cross. Can you imagine the bewilderment and the baffling? Because those two at least, guys on the road to Emmaus, when they're coming home in '17, I think it's where Jesus steps to them and says, what is this conversation that you were having with one another as you walk this road together? And so, it says they stood still looking sad. Are you the only person that has not heard of the events of this weekend? More Noble Minded
49:11 Why the on the road to Emmaus, those two disciples didn't recognize him right away at first? Not sure. Look at this tender moment between Jesus and Mary in verse 15. Dear woman, why are you crying? Jesus asked. He Is Not Here: The Tomb Is Empty
42:03 He tells them all about it. Actually, he starts telling them about it on the road and then when they get to their house, their village in Emmaus, they said, come on inside. It's getting late. You come on inside. What were they doing? Examine It Anew: The Bereans and the Light of Christ
52:23 Unintentional, to I mean, intentional, maybe. Intentional is what it says. That's why I underline. The two of them, that's the disciples on the road to Emmaus. They went away, they reported it to the rest, and they didn't believe them either. Nothing Has Been Wasted
52:37 So that's from the story of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. Mark agrees with Luke on that. Later, he appeared to the 11 disciples themselves as they were reclining at the table. You all remember that story from the other gospels. He reprimanded them. Nothing Has Been Wasted
36:25 That's what they're expecting someone who's a man of war and clout and esteem and probably great riches. And what Paul was doing was explaining and giving evidence that Christ had to suffer and rise from the dead. Now, this takes me to Luke 24. The disciples on the road to Emmaus. Y'all know the passage. More Noble Minded
25:28 God was fulfilling all the prophets had foretold about the Messiah. When I hear that, I hear about those two disciples on the road to Emmaus when they're walking, looking sad. Jesus comes alongside. They don't recognize him and he says, but didn't it say that the Messiah had to suffer these things? Look back at the text. Sunday Nov 17th Sermon from Pastor Ray
44:43 And they went away and they reported it to the rest, but they didn't believe them either. It's a hard story to believe. Even though Jesus has been saying, resurrection, resurrection, resurrection. So those are the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. Later, he appeared to the 11 disciples themselves as they were reclining at the table. Wonder Working Power in the Precious Blood
41:31 Even the disciples on the road to Emmaus when they got to the house, they saw all of the ways from the prophets. All of these, they were starting to see scripture in a new light and since Peter was one degree ahead of him, like you can teach in college if you're one degree ahead of your students. Right? Peter was one degree ahead of him. He understood this better than they did and the Holy Spirit used that knowledge. Silver and Gold Have I None
43:57 I think because there's a Greek term in here that didn't make any that that show up anywhere else in Mark. Now after that, Jesus appeared in a different form to two of them while they're walking along on their way to the country. Remember that? The disciples on the road to Emmaus, one of my favorite stories. Well, one of the things that's weird about that story when you read it in Luke, it says and they didn't know who he was. Wonder Working Power in the Precious Blood
44:50 When I think of those disciples in the road to Emmaus and they're bewildered and they're baffled by the events that happened because they had an incomplete understanding of the circumstances and Jesus gives them a more complete understanding of the circumstances. It's the best thing that's ever happened. And this is for them. They're in the synagogue. They know their word and they're willing to step outside of their opinion and see what it really says. More Noble Minded
39:59 I see that the lord is always with me. I will not be shaken for he's right beside me. Jesus had used this very text before and if you think about the road to Emmaus in Luke 24 and you think about him being invited in and it says and he told those disciples Cleopus and the other one, everything about what the Old Testament was talking about him. Then, when it goes back, it says, and he told them all about what Moses had said was about him. So, Peter is just continuing to do what it is that Jesus has been doing with them. Confused Because They Understood
19:28 You have the same texts that we have. You've heard all the prophets. Now, Peter has had the benefit of being with Jesus for forty days after the resurrection and hearing all of the ways that the prophets were confirmed and fulfilled in Jesus. That even the disciples on the road to Emmaus when they got to the house, they saw all of the ways from the prophets, all of these, they were starting to see scripture in a new light and since Peter was one degree ahead of him like you can teach in college if you're one degree ahead of your students, right? Peter was one degree ahead of him. Sunday Nov 17th Sermon from Pastor Ray
46:46 But god was fulfilling what all the prophets had foretold about Messiah, the anointed one that he must suffer these things and if you think back, Peter is preaching. Peter has been with Jesus this time for three years or so and he's had forty days with him after the resurrection from time to time, the text says, and he's empowered now by the Holy Spirit to preach and proclaim the good news. God was fulfilling all the prophets had foretold about the Messiah. When I hear that, I hear about those two disciples on the road to Emmaus when they're walking looking sad. Jesus comes alongside. Silver and Gold Have I None
40:19 It's really cool but we're going to go into a time right now. I think of this communion time. I think of the upper room when Jesus was speaking to his disciples but I also think of the road to Emmaus where he was speaking to just a couple of his disciples. When they invited him into their home and it says and there he was and he broke bread and when he broke bread, they recognized who he was but they had invited him in just like he was a stranger and they invited him in but I also now think of this, in the middle of that last night on the boat when Paul says, come on. Let's break bread together. They All Were Brought Safely to Land
51:49 All of the things that Jesus said to those disciples on the road to Emmaus. All those things that Jesus said directly to Paul. All those things that Jesus had said in his post resurrection appearances where he showed him all of the things in the Old Testament that were about him. That's the kind of stuff that Priscilla and Aquila and Paul had demonstrated in Apollos and now he's doing the same thing, teaching the way. Now, it happened that while Apollos was in Corinth, Paul passed through the upper country, upper country all over the place and he came to not hindered this time from coming into Asia. In Him We Live and Move and Have Our Being
49:57 Therefore, many of them It said some in Thessalonica, now it says many of them believed because they were open to the possibility of having an incomplete understanding. Like those disciples on the road to Emmaus, with baffling circumstances in front of them, the scriptures expounded by Jesus, pointed to their truth and their reliability, and that all it was was our interpretation that was off. Let God be true and every man a liar. May we be holding on to the promises of God because they are the promises of God, but may we not be holding on to our opinions just because they're our opinions. Many of them believed and along with them a significant number of prominent Greek women and men. Examine It Anew: The Bereans and the Light of Christ
1:09:57 This week, I'm thinking of Paul on that ship breaking that bread or Jesus at the end of Luke with the disciples on the road to Emmaus, being invited into their home and breaking the bread there and then recognizing him in this, the the act of the Lord's Supper. And I pray that we would remember him as he said. On the same night that he was betrayed, he took bread after supper and he broke it and he gave it to his disciples that were gathered there with him after he'd given thanks And he said, this is my body which is given for you. Take this and take it in and do it anytime that you will in remembrance of me. Thank you Jesus for leaving the glories of heaven and coming to this earth and walking out in perfect submission to the spirit, the plan of God. We Must Run Aground on a Certain Island
55:07 Some of the disciples from Caesarea also came with us and we're they were taking us to Manasen of Cyprus, a guy who had a house in Jerusalem or along the way. He's a disciple of long standing with whom we were supposed to stay and thus ends the third missionary journey but I wanna go back to the the will of the lord be done. As we consider the table right here, put yourself in the shoes of the disciples on the road to Emmaus at the end of Luke's gospel. Your understanding of what just happened was your master, your lord had been crucified and you did not know the significance of what that was yet and then Jesus walks alongside and he began to show all the ways that the vicissitudes of life, the unpleasant changes were the way that God had for him. Don't the prophecy say this? The Vicissitudes of Life

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