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were opened and they knew Him. (Luke
24:30–31)
While the two disciples were walking to
Emmaus with Jesus, their eyes had been restrained
and the Lord prevented them from recognizing Him
(Luke 24:16). But the moment they took the bread
from Jesus, the Bible tells us that “their eyes were
opened.” But this time, unlike Adam and Eve, their
eyes were not opened to their nakedness. Their eyes
were opened so that “they knew Him.”
The word knew here is the Greek word
epiginosko, which means “full or intimate
knowledge or revelation.” 1 In other words, when
they took the bread and ate it, their eyes were opened
to perceive who it really was in their midst—the
Messiah they had followed, who had brought
healing, restoration, and life to so many, and who
had defeated death! Later, the two disciples spoke
about the things that had happened on the road,
particularly “how He was known to them in the
breaking of bread” (Luke 24:33–35).
What is this bread that could cause the two
disciples to know Jesus?