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ference ^ with them on ye Road as they were travelling & deprenn? Jesus of his Suffering, and death and ye Reports yy had that morning heard of his being risen from ye dead as ye Subject - Mes Uerasys defranuse he enquires and receives? yr basner? - still wneating himself from them he proceeds to reprove them for their ignorance, folly and unbelief; and also to instruct them, recting and enptunely ye various Parts and Passages of ye old testament Scriptures, concerning himself. but at Evening and at Supper at ye end of ye Journey, he made himself known to them, so that they plainly saw and bren? it to ^ be him; but suddenly then vanished out of ye Sight: and slipt away: and immediately trenepan?, they reflecting on it had passed said one to another, Did not our heart burn within us, while he bathed with us by ye Touy?, and while he opened to us ye Scriptures? and now one thing among others with which ye heart burned was Love and Desire to Ct, to ye Scripture - Ct - ye Ct of God: and this was whilst he opened to them ye Scriptures, particularly of ye old testament: whence we may conclude ye sacred Scriptures, are an inst? and excellent means of enacting, of entinding? and enfluening? Love to Ct and this so transperant of Love and Joy they enpusted? in presently resing up and late as it was hastening? back to Jerusalem to give ent? there to and to inform ye other Disciples of all they had heard, seen and felt. - And if ye