Ndị Njem Emaus nʼỤzọ (Les pèlerins d'Emmaüs en chemin)

James Tissot · 1886–1894
Brooklyn Museum, New York

Nwoke atọ na-eje ije nʼụzọ nkume nkume na-acha ọcha ọcha nʼokpuru osisi oliv: nʼetiti bụ Jisọs, yi uwe mwụda isi awọ na ọcha, na-ekwu okwu ma na-eji aka egosi ihe; nʼakụkụ abụọ bụ ndị njem abụọ ahụ, otu kechiri akwa isi edo edo ma yi uwe uhie, nke ọzọ ji aka ya jide isi ya.

Nʼebe a, Tissot enyeghị Jisọs ìhè maọbụ okirikiri ìhè — ọ dị ka onye njem ọ bụla, nʼihi na ha abụọ amataghị ya.

Site nʼederede

Mmadụ abụọ nʼime ha gaje nʼobodo nta a na-akpọ Emaus (Luk 24:13)

“Jisọs nʼonwe ya bịara soro ha na-aga ije” (Luk 24:15)

“Ma e mechiri anya ha ịmata na ọ bụ ya” (Luk 24:16)

Nke onye nka nʼonwe ya

E gosiri Jisọs dị ka onye njem nkịtị

Ụzọ ahụ nʼokpuru osisi oliv

Nkọwa

Jisọs

Nʼetiti, ọ na-ekwu okwu ka ha na-eje ije.

Otu onye njem

Otu nwoke kechiri akwa isi edo edo ma yi uwe uhie.

Ọ na-eche echiche

Nke ọzọ ji aka ya jide isi ya.

Osisi oliv

Alaka gbagọrọ agbagọ nʼelu ụzọ ahụ.

James Tissot, French, 1836–1902. Brooklyn Museum, New York (Purchased by public subscription, 00.159.338) · Opaque watercolor over graphite on gray wove paper · Brooklyn Museum (Commons file page, «Permission»): "This image was uploaded by the Brooklyn Museum as a content partnership, and is considered to have no known copyright restrictions by the institutions of the Brooklyn Museum." — "No known copyright restrictions".