This revelation does not occur in light of the Passion, but when the risen Christ himself directs the disciples to the scriptures. The text of the Old Testament, previously viewed as a narrative of the past, is revealed as a thesaurus of imagery, with the historical event of the Passion as its starting point.
This revelation does not occur in conjunction with the Passion, but when the risen Christ himself guides the disciples to the scriptures. The text of the Old Testament, previously perceived as a story from history, is unveiled as a treasury of imagery, with the historical event of the Passion serving as its origin point.