The Roads of the Bible and Their Meaning: The Narrow Way, the Emmaus Road, I Am the Way. Luminous open gates of pearl with golden light beyond.

The Roads of the Bible

The Roads of the Bible: From the Highway of Holiness to I Am the Way

The Bible is a book of roads. A voice cries in the wilderness to prepare the way. Isaiah sees a highway of holiness that the unclean cannot walk. Israel begs to pass along the King's highway. Two heartbroken travelers walk to Emmaus with a stranger whose words set their hearts on fire, and a proud man on the road to Damascus is stopped by a light and stands up a different person. Each page below follows one road through Scripture, tells honestly where its meaning is stated and where it is drawn out, and shows how every path finally meets the one who said, plainly, I am the way, the truth, and the life.

I Am the WayJohn 14:6The Narrow WayMatthew 7:14The Broad WayMatthew 7:13Prepare Ye the Way of the LordIsaiah 40:3The Highway of HolinessIsaiah 35:8A Way in the WildernessIsaiah 43:19The Ancient PathsJeremiah 6:16The Paths of RighteousnessPsalm 23:3The Way EverlastingPsalm 139:24The King's HighwayNumbers 20:17The New and Living WayHebrews 10:20The Road to EmmausLuke 24:32The Damascus RoadActs 9:3The Desert Road and the EthiopianActs 8:26He Set His Face to Go to JerusalemLuke 9:51Teach Me Thy WayPsalm 27:11
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