In today’s gospel lesson, we read about the events that took place on the day of Jesus’ resurrection. Jesus was crucified, and after three days, he was buried. On the first day of the week, the women who had come to see Jesus after his resurrection went to the tomb to find it empty. They then went to the disciples and told them that Jesus had risen from the dead. The disciples then went to the tomb and found Jesus there. Here is a super informative post that goes into more detail.
Overview of Luke 24:13-
In Luke 24:13-35, Jesus tells His disciples that He will return soon. He also tells them that they will see Him again after He has finished His work on earth. Jesus also tells them to keep watch and be ready, because He will come again very soon. This is a important lesson for us to remember. We should always be ready for Jesus’ return, because He will come soon. See here for more great tips.
Purpose of the Sunday School Lesson
Purpose of the Sunday School Lesson:
The purpose of the Sunday School lesson on Luke 24:13-35 is to help us understand the significance of the Easter event. Jesus’ resurrection is a powerful reminder that no matter how difficult our lives may seem, God always has a plan for us and will always be there for us.
Background
In today’s gospel lesson, we learn about the events that took place just before Jesus’ crucifixion. Jesus had been preaching in Galilee, and many people had come to believe in him. However, some of the religious leaders in Jerusalem were not happy about this, and they plotted to kill Jesus.
On the night of Jesus’ arrest, a group of soldiers came to take him away. As they were leaving, one of Jesus’ disciples, Judas, asked if he could give Jesus a kiss goodbye. Jesus replied, “Yes, go ahead and kiss me.” Judas then betrayed Jesus, and he was crucified along with Jesus’ other disciples.
In today’s gospel lesson, we learn about the events that took place just before Jesus’ crucifixion. Jesus had been preaching in Galilee, and many people had come to believe in him. However, some of the religious leaders in Jerusalem were not happy about this, and they plotted to kill Jesus.
On the night of Jesus’ arrest, a group of soldiers came to take him away. As they were leaving, one of Jesus’ disciples, Judas, asked if he could give Jesus a kiss goodbye. Jesus replied, “Yes, go ahead and kiss me.” Judas then betrayed Jesus, and he was crucified along with Jesus’ other disciples.
Context of the Passage
In today’s passage from Luke, we read about Jesus’ return to Earth. Jesus tells his disciples that he will return again, and then he dies. After Jesus’ death, his disciples go into hiding.
The context of this passage is the end of Jesus’ life. After he dies, his disciples go into hiding because they are afraid of the Roman authorities. They believe that Jesus’ death was a criminal act, and they are afraid that the authorities will arrest them.
This passage is from Sunday school, and it is a lesson about Jesus’ return. The students learn about the context of this passage and how it relates to Jesus’ return.
Historical Significance
The Bible tells the story of Jesus Christ’s return to Earth. In Luke 24:13-35, Jesus tells his disciples that he will return to Earth one day. This is a very important story because it shows us that Jesus is always with us.
Main Points
Jesus Appears to the Disciples
Jesus Explains the Scriptures
In today’s gospel lesson, Jesus explains the Scriptures in a way that is easy to understand. He tells the disciples that the Scriptures are like a road map that leads us to eternal life. By following the Scriptures, we can know the way to God and be saved.
Jesus Eats with the Disciples
In Luke 24:13-35, Jesus eats with his disciples after his resurrection. This is a significant event because it shows that he is with them and that he is still alive. This lesson from Sunday school helps us to understand why this is important and how it helps us to connect with Jesus.
Discussion Questions
In today’s gospel reading, Luke tells the story of Jesus’ resurrection. After his death, Jesus was placed in a tomb, where he was expected to stay until the end of time. But, three days after his death, Jesus rose from the dead. This event is known as the resurrection.
What did Jesus’ resurrection mean for people?
First and foremost, Jesus’ resurrection meant that he had conquered death. This was a powerful message for people who were facing death head-on. Jesus’ resurrection also showed that God is always with us, even in the darkest times. Finally, Jesus’ resurrection showed that we can trust in God no matter what.
What does this passage teach us about Jesus?
In Luke 24:13-35, Jesus tells his disciples that he is going to return soon. He also tells them that they will see him again after he has gone away. Jesus is telling them that he is going to be with them always.
How can we apply this passage to our lives today?
In Luke 24:13-35, Jesus tells His disciples that He will return soon. He also tells them that when He returns, He will judge the living and the dead. This passage can be applied to our lives today. We can use it to remind ourselves that we will one day be judged, and that we should live our lives in accordance with God’s commandments.
What does it mean to have faith in Jesus?
Faith is a trust in God. It is believing in something without seeing it. Faith is also the belief that something good will happen even though you cannot see it. In the Bible, Jesus tells his disciples that they must have faith in him. They must believe that he is the Son of God and that he will come back to earth. If they have faith, they will be saved.
In conclusion, Jesus said that He would return soon. In today’s Sunday School lesson, we learned about Luke 24:13-35. In this passage, Jesus tells His disciples that He will return soon. He also tells them to keep watch, because in those days, “many false prophets will arise and deceive many people.” We should always be careful not to be deceived, because “the one who is wise will stay away from evil.”
Summary of the Main Points
In the Gospel of Luke, we read about Jesus’ final moments before his crucifixion. Jesus tells his disciples that he will return soon, and then he dies in their presence. Jesus’ death is a sacrifice for our sins, and through it, we can be forgiven. In this lesson, we’ll discuss some of the key points from this passage.
Reflection on the Significance of the Passage
As we read Luke 24:13-35, we are reminded of the importance of faith. Jesus tells his disciples that they will see him again, and then he dies on the cross. But even after his death, Jesus continues to speak to them. In this passage, he tells them that they will see his glory when he returns. This is a reminder that faith is important, and it is what allows us to have hope in the face of difficult times.