Now the Spirit of God pierced their souls and their hearts, and they said,

one to the other, I know that my art was burning inside, and I can't believe that yours

wasn't, too, did not our hearts burn within us as he spoke to us from his word.

Can you remember when you were converted, R.C. Sproul could, and in this sermon that you

just heard a preview of, he would go on to describe how he had a similar experience

to those two men. God set his heart on fire. This is the Sunday edition of Renewing

Remind, as we hear sermons preached by R.C. Sproul as he worked his way through the gospel

of Luke. It must have been incredible for these two men, on their way to Emmaus, to have

had Jesus begin with Moses and all the prophets, interpret to them in all the scriptures

that things concerning himself. What might that conversation have looked like? Well, here's

Dr. Sproul to consider that very question. This morning we're going to look again at

the gospel according to St. Luke. I'll be reading from chapter 24 verses 13 through 35,

and I would ask the congregation, please, to stand for the reading of the Word of God.

That very day, two of them were going to a village named Emmaus, about seven miles from

Jerusalem, and they were talking with each other about all these things that had happened,

while they were talking and discussing together, Jesus himself, Jr., and went with them.

But their eyes were cupped from recognizing him, and he said to them, what is this conversation

that you are holding with each other as you walk? And they stood still looking sad.

And then one of them named Cleopas answered him, are you the only visitor to Jerusalem

who does not know the things that have happened in these days. And he said to them, what things?

And they said to him, concerning Jesus of Nazareth, a man who was a prophet mighty indeed and word

before God and all the people, and how our chief priests and rulers delivered him up to be condemned

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