“When the disciples met Jesus on the road to Emmaus, he not only explained to them salvation history but also gave them—and us—the essential way to understand all of Scripture. In The Emmaus Paradigm, Scott Hahn breaks open Jesus’s own understanding of the Scriptures. And as Hahn immerses us in Luke 24, we see that the road to Emmaus, the road of Scripture, is a journey to the encounter with Jesus Christ in the Eucharist.”

“Scott Hahn breaks open his favorite passage of Sacred Scripture in this profound reading of the Emmaus story, which becomes an interpretive key to understanding the Gospels, Jesus, the Church, the Holy Eucharist, and one’s role as a disciple. Prepare to have your eyes opened and your heart burning with the desire to know, love, and serve the Lord; to walk with Jesus as an Easter companion; and to implore Him to ‘stay with us!’”

“Scott Hahn’s analysis of the familiar Road to Emmaus narrative will leave your heart burning within you. He beautifully reveals how Jesus is the connective tissue between the Old and New Testaments, which transforms the way we read the Bible, experience the Mass, and get on the road ourselves to share the Good News with others.”

“The Emmaus Paradigm is a powerful and accessible guide to reading all of Scripture as a unified, living story. Dr. Scott Hahn masterfully translates rich theological truths into clear, compelling insights for everyday readers. As I read, this book rekindled for me wonder in the Bible. It’s the perfect catalyst for a daily Scripture habit.”

“In The Emmaus Paradigm we are given a comprehensive look at Luke chapter 24. Dr. Hahn gives a new freshness to this passage as he does what he does best: highlighting typology, the insight of the Church Fathers, and the Scripture itself. This is a must-read for both the beginner and the advanced reader of Scripture, as there is something in The Emmaus Paradigm for everyone. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants a sense of how exciting studying Scripture can be.”

“This may be one of Scott Hahn’s shorter books, but it may also be one of his most important. It provides a fresh look into that soul-stirring seven-mile Easter walk from Jerusalem to Emmaus, during which Jesus took two disciples on a spiritual journey through salvation history, while casting his shadow backwards over the entire Old Testament. Furthermore, it helps us to fan the flame of our Eucharistic faith by demonstrating that the inspired words of God in the Bible are designed to lead us to the Incarnate Word of God in the Blessed Sacrament. Our non-Catholic friends—and even some of our Catholic friends—have not yet come to see this crucial divine secret built into Sacred Scripture.”