Case File: Cleopas

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ARCHIVE NODE 12-CL / GOSPEL RECORDS

Subject Erac. AD 30

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Case FileLUK-0024-C

ClearanceCOVENANT X

COVENANT CLASSIFIEDSEALED UNDER OATH

DECLASSIFIED

Name	CLEOPAS
Aliases	THE DISCIPLE ON THE ROAD TO EMMAUS
Status	LIVING (AT LAST RECORD) / WITNESS OF THE RISEN LORD

Birth	1st Century AD	Marks & Identifiers	NONE RECORDED
Place of Birth	JUDEA	Hair	DARK
Tribe	OF ISRAEL	Eyes	DARK
Parentage	UNRECORDED	People	JEWISH
Occupation	DISCIPLE	Species	HUMAN
Affiliation	FOLLOWERS OF JESUS	Calling	ONE WHOSE EYES WERE OPENED
Primary Mission	WALK AND MOURN, THEN RECOGNIZE HIM	Known Signs	THE STRANGER ON THE ROAD / THE BREAKING OF BREAD
Covenant Role	WITNESS TO THE RISEN CHRIST	Divine Access	THE LORD DREW NEAR AND WALKED WITH HIM - LUKE 24:15

// Field Assessment

Divine Encounter Level	WALKED WITH THE RISEN LORD	Classification	DISCIPLE / WITNESS
Covenant Status	FAITH REKINDLED	Known Miracles	SAW THE RISEN CHRIST
Divine Commission	SENT BACK TO TELL THE ELEVEN	Threat Assessment	GRIEF AND CONFUSION AFTER THE CROSS
Mission Status	WITNESS BORNE	Archive Category	REVELATION / HOPE

// Administrative Notes

What he said of their dashed hope: WE HAD HOPED THAT HE WAS THE ONE TO REDEEM ISRAEL

When they finally knew Him: THEIR EYES WERE OPENED IN THE BREAKING OF THE BREAD

Remarks:

On the day of the resurrection the subject and another disciple were walking to the village of Emmaus, about seven miles from Jerusalem, talking sadly of all that had happened to Jesus.

Jesus Himself drew near and walked with them, but their eyes were kept from recognizing Him. He asked what they were discussing, and the subject, astonished, asked if He was the only visitor to Jerusalem who did not know the things that had taken place.

They told of Jesus of Nazareth, mighty in deed and word, whom the rulers had crucified, adding that they had hoped He was the one to redeem Israel, and that some women had found His tomb empty.

Then, beginning with Moses and all the prophets, Jesus opened to them the Scriptures concerning Himself. As they drew near the village they urged Him to stay, for evening was near.

At the table He took bread, blessed and broke it, and gave it to them. Then their eyes were opened and they knew Him, and He vanished. They said their hearts had burned within them on the road, and they rose that same hour and returned to tell the eleven that the Lord had risen indeed.

Primary Sources:

LUKE 24:13-35

Secondary References:

LUKE 24:13-35

COVENANT
EYES ONLYRestricted // Sacred Record

// Lessons Learned

The risen Christ meets us on the road of our disappointment.
The Scriptures find their center and their fire in Him.
He is often known in the simple breaking of bread.

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Emmaus Archival Office // Collection: Gospel