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Please try making changes to it, or you can choose to keep it as it is and submit the form. We couldn't find that exact address. Suggested address corrections are highlighted in red. His words were grounded in a solid understanding of the Word and a deep desire to bring people into right relationship with God. Zacchaeus was curious about Jesus but only expected to observe him from afar. He was probably surprised when Jesus noticed him. As the chief tax collector, he was even more surprised — and excited — when Jesus wanted to have a meal at his house.

The scene that is set reveals that Jesus is the lamb of God, that in Christ there is a new covenant, and that we are to remember his sacrifice through communion Luke Jesus is clearly the center of this meal.

He was thinking of his disciples, who had very little time left with him to understand the significance of what was about to happen. His death and resurrection were going to change their lives and the world itself. He could have talked about his terrible suffering to come, but instead focused on what they would need to remember from that night.

After his resurrection, Jesus appeared to two of his followers on the road to Emmaus. As soon as he gave thanks for the bread and broke it, as he had at the last supper Luke , their eyes were opened. They were dining with the risen Savior! Not only that, but they had been taught to understand the Scriptures.

When the two from Emmaus went back to tell the disciples, suddenly Jesus appeared. But Jesus reassured them with a simple gesture; he sat down and ate with them. He was doing something familiar to put their minds at ease. Meals still can work that way, melting away a frazzled work day or soothing an aching heart. As you give thanks over your meals, would you pray for the Bibleless?

This five week study is designed to help a person understand what the Bible says about Jesus Christ and to come to know Him personally. They are aimed specifically at people who have no Christian commitment, or who are uncertain where they stand though these studies have also proven useful with those new to faith in Christ. Many of us struggle to wade through the dense lists of commands, genealogies and prophecies in the Old Testament. So how do we apply any of it, let alone enjoy it?

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