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John 13:1-5
Excerpted from: Footwashing: An Attitude of Service and Forgiveness

In verse 4 it says that Jesus laid aside His garments. He removed His robe and replaced it with a towel. You know, the towel he is talking about is like an apron, and it was used to protect the servant from splashing water and getting dirt on themselves. But here we have some beautiful imagery. Because we see, here, Jesus divesting Himself of His role as Lord and Master and becoming a servant. Christ was taking on the role of a servant because that was His purpose for coming to the earth for the first time. He came to serve all of mankind.

John 13:1-11
Excerpted from: King of Peace: Meal with His Friends

Brethren, it is important that we stop here for a second and understand something. Jesus Christ washed the feet of even the man who was going to betray Him, and He knew who that man was.


Articles

Another Look at Footwashing  
How Do We Keep God's Festivals?  
Is the Passover Just a Sin Offering? (Part Two)  
Purge Me With Hyssop  
What Is the Passover Anyway?  
Why Was Jesus Not Crucified as Passover Began? (Part One)  

Bible Studies

Footwashing  
Holy Days: Passover  
The Miracles of Jesus Christ: Two Demon-Possessed Men Healed (Part One)  

Essays

Rehearsing God's Plan  
Why Passover and Not Easter?  
Without Bitterness  

Sermons

Stewardship of God's Temple (Part Six): Sunshine, Fresh Air, Cleanliness  
Two Contrary Visions  
John (Part 20)  
John (Part 20)  
Approaching God Through Christ (Part 3)  
Are God's Holy Days To Be Kept Today?  
Conspiracy Theory (Part Three)  



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