The answer is: Two

Luke 24:13-35

In the fascinating account found in Luke 24:13-35, we're taken on an enlightening journey alongside two disciples making their way to Emmaus, just after the resurrection of Jesus. Some may see this as just a walk to a village, but it's so much more—it’s a moment teeming with divine revelation and discovery.

When Jesus, cloaked from their understanding, meets them on the road, He begins to unravel the Scriptures, illustrating how these ancient texts were all leading up to the events they had just experienced. It's a delightful twist, because they actually share their sadness, unsure of what had just transpired, mistaking the littleness of hope for despair.

What’s striking here is how ordinary the scenario appears; a simple journey, and yet it transformed into an extraordinary encounter. Along the way, they not only contemplate the Scriptures but end up recognizing Jesus while sharing a meal—so powerful is this communion that their eyes "were opened."

Fun fact? Emmaus itself remains somewhat of a mystery with several contenders for its exact location. Many believe it sat about seven miles from Jerusalem, an intriguing detail painting a picture of active movement during a time of profound change.

The beauty of this transient walk illustrates how understanding can bloom in unexpected settings and moments, encouraging all to seek and recognize profound insights, even in life’s routine paths. Isn't it encouraging to think that during journeys—literal or figurative—we might find hidden layers of truth and connection? Who knows what revelation might be waiting just around the bend!