Sermon Tone Analysis
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Jesus Did What?
Oh what a saviour
Emmaus was about 7 or 8 miles from jerusalem
Notes For Verse 16
a [holden] Greek: krateo (GSN-<G2902>), to hold in check, restrain; to retain, keep, lay hold upon.
Just how their eyes were held from recognizing Him, whether He was changed in appearance so they could not know Him, or what miraculous agency was involved is not clear.
This much is clear: He could appear and disappear, make Himself known and unknown, and change Himself to appear in various ways (Mk.
16:9, 12; Lk. 24:16, 31, 36–43; Jn. 20:14–16, 19, 26; 21:4; Rev. 1:12–17; 10:1–3).
In Lk. 24:16, 31; Jn. 20:14–15 it seems their eyes were affected, and in the other passages it seems He changed form when He did not appear normally, so that they would not know Him.
Dake, F. J. (1997).
The Dake Annotated Reference Bible (Lk 24:16).
Dake Publishing.
Risen Saviour
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