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Um, look closely at the article. There's no commentary, no insight, just the two lines at the top followed by two translations. This probably should just be in wikisource (mind you, the KJV, from memory, is). As it is, I'd sooner delete the article than remove the stub tag, and I created it. Actually, I'd make this a disambiguation page, I'd create a separate article for the "Road to Emmaus" and "Appears to disciples", and use the existing links to the resurrection and ascension pages.A J Hay23:04, 16 February 2006 (UTC)Reply
