The Road to Emmaus sketch notes cover with a hand-drawn numbered map of the story

The Road to Emmaus | Scripture Story Sketch Notes | Printable PDF

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The Road to Emmaus sketch notes cover with a hand-drawn numbered map of the story

The Road to Emmaus | Scripture Story Sketch Notes | Printable PDF

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A hand-drawn, doodle-style study of the road to Emmaus, where two disciples walked with the risen Lord, built around the words: “Did not our heart burn within us, while he talked with us by the way, and while he opened to us the scriptures?” (Luke 24:32).

Follow a numbered map through the story, then look closer at the details. Context, Greek words and the words of prophets help, while the focus stays on the Savior.

What's Inside

  • Cover with a numbered map and a contents list
  • The story in brief: a short retelling, who’s who, where and when, and what to watch for
  • The story, plainly: four scenes, “Look to Him” notes, the hard King James words explained, and a draw-and-write page
  • Look closer: nine cards on the sad walk, seven miles, holden eyes, the opened scriptures, the burning heart, the sunset, the invitation, the broken bread and the run back
  • Where are you today? Walking with a sad heart; not noticing Him; scriptures feel hard; ready to invite Him in, with check-ins
  • Walk to Emmaus: read Luke 24:13–35. Fill in each step of the road, then write where you will invite Him to abide this week.
  • Their world, their words: a place of healing; one topic on the road; how did they know Him?; our own road; and two Greek words
  • Look to Him: what prophets have taught, with more scriptures to read
  • Seek Him today: a question to ask yourself, a seven-day tracker, talk-about questions and verses to hold
  • Go deeper: summaries and links for adult and deeper study
  • Sources: every quotation and gloss cited with links (scripture first, then Church sources, then labeled outside sources)

Perfect For

  • Personal and family Come, Follow Me study of Luke 24:13–35, Easter lessons and lessons on recognizing the Spirit, and youth or Primary classes any year
  • Family home evening
  • Primary, Sunday School, youth and seminary teachers
  • Adults who want a deeper, well-sourced study

The interactive version, with the map tour and the “Walk to Emmaus” activity, is on the The Road to Emmaus page. This download is the printable study set.

Details

  • Instant digital download. Nothing will be shipped.
  • 1 PDF file, 11 pages
  • US Letter, 8.5 × 11 in. For A4, choose “Fit to page” when printing.
  • Prints well in color or black and white, at home or at any print shop.

Terms Of Use

Personal, family and single-classroom use. Print as many copies as you need for your own family or class. Please don't resell, share or post the files.

Illustrations were created by Weak Things using digital and AI-assisted tools, then reviewed and edited by hand. The Savior is shown only as light, from behind or at a distance.

This is an independent study companion. It is not made, approved or endorsed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Scripture quotations are from the King James Version. Every quotation is cited, with links, on the sources page.

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