Jesus Poured Some Water Into A Basin And Began To Wash Disciple's Feet ( John 13)

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DustyRhodes

DustyRhodes

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Peter Said Lord You Are Not Going To Wash My Feet,

As was usual, Peter did not understand what Jesus was
about to do. It was after they ate the supper, the final
meal they would have together. So by making Himself
lowly, Jesus becomes the servant of all. He said I did not
come to be served but to serve. At this time Jesus knew
what was about to happen to Him that He was about to be
led to His greatest sacrifice of mankind and that is to die
to for our brother. Of the four gospels, the first three have
the last supper of Christ. The gospel of John is different in
that Jesus was to sacrifice Himself for the world through the
cross. In John. Jesus sacrifices on a personal level to His
apostles by surrendering Himself to become a servant. To
show that we should serve and not wait to be served. This
is the ultimate sacrifice to give ourselves to our brother.As
I look at it, Jesus opened His public ministry with a feast
which was the wedding banquet and ended His ministry at
the feast of the last supper. By coincidence, He changed
the water into the most best wine of all. Or He enhanced
baptism into the power of the Holy Spirit who would live in
those who surrender to Him. In The end, He took the symbol
of the wine into His own blood which would soon be spilled on
the cross.
 
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oldethennew

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Thanks, good post, but,
there are NO 'coincidences with our Holy Saviour...

as it is written:
ISA. 46:10.
Declaring the end from the beginning, and from ancient times the things that are not yet done, saying,
My counsel shall stand, and I will do all My pleasure:
 
p_rehbein

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Foot washing was a commandment by Christ, yet, it goes largely ignored. It, along with baptism and Communion are the three He gave to the Church to observe. That it is ignored is a shame, and a sad testament to the Church in my opinion.
 
calibob

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p_rehbein said:
Foot washing was a commandment by Christ, yet, it goes largely ignored. It, along with baptism and Communion are the three He gave to the Church to observe. That it is ignored is a shame, and a sad testament to the Church in my opinion.
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Mennonites still practice it. I think the Roman influence has distorted communion and baptism however. In my opinion communion should be a meal served with worship, not RCC style. Adult baptism, in public, also goes back to the roots of Christianity and should be practiced as well.
 
p_rehbein

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My Church still practices foot washing. It is one of the three Doctrines given by Christ that we practice.

Baptism, Communion and Foot Washing. In Scripture, He told us to do these.

Now, if others do not want to for whatever reason, I a not knocking them. It is each persons, Churches choice what they take from Scripture and choose to observe/practice.
 
DustyRhodes

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DustyRhodes said:
Peter Said Lord You Are Not Going To Wash My Feet,

As was usual, Peter did not understand what Jesus was
about to do. It was after they ate the supper, the final
meal they would have together. So by making Himself
lowly, Jesus becomes the servant of all. He said I did not
come to be served but to serve. At this time Jesus knew
what was about to happen to Him that He was about to be
led to His greatest sacrifice of mankind and that is to die
to for our brother. Of the four gospels, the first three have
the last supper of Christ. The gospel of John is different in
that Jesus was to sacrifice Himself for the world through the
cross. In John. Jesus sacrifices on a personal level to His
apostles by surrendering Himself to become a servant. To
show that we should serve and not wait to be served. This
is the ultimate sacrifice to give ourselves to our brother.As
I look at it, Jesus opened His public ministry with a feast
which was the wedding banquet and ended His ministry at
the feast of the last supper. By coincidence, He changed
the water into the most best wine of all. Or He enhanced
baptism into the power of the Holy Spirit who would live in
those who surrender to Him. In The end, He took the symbol
of the wine into His own blood which would soon be spilled on
the cross.
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Thanks for your comment. True there is no coincidence, i might
have chosen a better word. God bless you.
 
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