. Storie deliziose; o, Home parla fuori del libro meraviglioso.. D il pane, lo spezzarono, e poi lo videro£ Dio stesso che era loro ospite. Che sorpresa! Ma, nonno, come non conoscevano prima Him? Mi sembra che io mi adirai lo conoscevo in aminute. Così mi sembra, Carrie, ma Luca dice di questi uomini, Theireyes erano holden, significante che erano trattenuti, o trattenuti indietro, dal conoscerlo. Dio significava che questo cammino era già passato prima di sapere con chi erano. Quando era andato lontano che Ashe desiderava, gli permise di conoscere Gesù. Immagino che abbiano mantenuto

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. Delightful stories; or, Home talks out of the Wonderful book.. . d the bread, and broke it, and then they sud-denly saw it wa£ Jesus Himself who was their guest. What a surprise! But, Grandpa, how was it they did not knowHim sooner? It seems to me I wrould have known Him in aminute. So it seems to me, Carrie, but Luke says of these men, Theireyes were holden, meaning that they were restrained, or held back, from knowing Him. God meant this journey to go just so far beforethey should know with whom they were. When it had gone far asHe desired, He permitted them to know Jesus. I guess they kept Him all night, when they found outrwmo Hewas, said Charley. They would gladly have done so, I am sure, replied Grandpa, but when they were sure it wras He, off He w7ent, disappearing in-stantly from their sight. Then they hurried back to Jerusalem totell what they had seen. They arrived, but Jesus had been therebefore them and had departed again, leaving the disciples rejoicingtogether and praising God. I remember, said Mrs. Reed, how lovingly those disciples. A MEMORABLE TALK AT THE WAYSIDE. 460 GRANDPA GOODWINS STORIES. talked about this interview with Jesus. After He had left them, andprobably while walking back to Jerusalem, they could talk of nothingelse, and they said one to another, Did not our heart burn within uswhile He talked with us by the way, and while He opened to us theScriptures ? They all felt that way, said Grandpa. A happier set of menand women never lived. They praised God and rejoiced togetherall the time. Well they might rejoice, said Mary. And this is the reasonwhy Easter is kept so joyfully, is it not, Grandpa ? Yes ; wherever Jesus is known there is joy in the Easter festival.And the first day of the week is the sacred day of Christians, be-cause on that day Jesus rose. By the early disciples it was for thisreason called the Lords day. And now, since the Lord has risen, there is one more scene of which I want to tell you. To-morrowevening we will try t

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