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Verse John 13:14. _YE ALSO OUGHT TO WASH ONE ANOTHER FEET._] That is,
ye should be ready, after my example, to condescend to all the
weakness of your brethren; to be willing to do the meanest offices...
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YE ALSO OUGHT TO WASH ... - Some have understood this literally as
instituting a religious rite which we ought to observe; but this was
evidently not the design; because:
* There is no evidence that...
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CHAPTER 13
_ 1. The Washing of the Disciples' Feet. (John 13:1 .)_
2. Instructions given; to Wash One Another's Feet. (John 13:12 .)
3. The Betrayal Foretold. (John 13:18 .)
4. His Own Departure an...
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THE MEANING OF THE ACT: THE ONE EXCEPTION. The disciples recognise in
Him their teacher and master. They should, therefore, follow His
example by helping each other even in the lowliest services. The...
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YE CALL ME MASTER AND LORD.
You recognize the fact that. am your Lord and Master, or rather the
Lord and Master. Master is used in the sense of teacher, but Lord in
the sense of ruler. He then draws h...
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THE ROYALTY OF SERVICE (John 13:1-17)...
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Before the Festival of the Passover, Jesus, in the knowledge that his
hour had come to leave this world and to go to the Father, although he
had always loved his own people in the world, decided to sh...
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IF THEN. Therefore if (App-118. a) L
YOUR. the.
OUGHT, &c. By Figure of speech _Synecdoche_ (App-6) the act of
feet-washing is put for the whole circle of offices of self-denying
love. Literal feet-...
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_your Lord and Master, have washed_ Rather, THE _Lord and_the
_Master_, WASHED. For the construction comp. John 15:20 and John
18:23.
_ye also ought to wash one another's feet_ The custom of -the feet...
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THE INNER GLORIFICATION OF CHRIST IN HIS LAST DISCOURSES...
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ΕἸ ΟΥ̓͂Ν ἘΓῺ ἜΝ. ὙΜΩ͂Ν Τ. Π. The pronouns are
emphatic and opposed. The aorist indicates the act now accomplished:
comp. John 15:20; John 18:23. But in English the perfect is more usual
in such cases:...
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Ver 12. So after he had washed their feet, and had taken his garments,
and was set down again, he said to them, Know you what I have done to
you? 13. You call me Master and Lord: and you say well; for...
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_JESUS WASHED THE FEET OF HIS DISCIPLES -- JOHN 13:1-20:_ The time was
just before Passover. Jesus knew that the time of His death was at
hand. He would soon leave this world and return to the Father....
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ΈΝΙΨΑ _aor. ind. act. от_ ΝΊΠΤΩ, _см._ John 13:5.
ΟΦΕΊΛΕΤΕ _praes. ind. act. от_ ΟΦΕΊΛΩ (G3784) быть
должным, быть обязанным. Используется
для выражения человеческих и
этических обязанностей (NIDNTT;...
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DISCOURSE: 1678
CHRIST’S CONDESCENSION
John 13:12. So after he had washed their feet, and had taken his
garments, and was set down again, he said unto them, Know ye what I
have done to you? Ye call me...
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IF I THEN—HAVE WASHED YOUR FEET, &C.— This was, even to a proverb,
one of the lowest offices of menial attendants. See 1 Samuel 25:41.
Dr. Evans well observes, (Christian Temper, vol. i, p. 81.) that...
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THE LESSON ON LOVING SERVICE
_Text 13:12-20_
12
So when he had washed their feet, and taken his garments, and sat down
again, he said unto them, Know ye what I have done to you?
13
Ye call me, Te...
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EXPOSITION OF THE GOSPEL OF JOHN
John 13:12-20
The following is given as an Analysis of the second section of John
13:—
The opening portion of John 13 makes known the provision which Divine
love has...
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If I then, your Lord and Master, have washed your feet; ye also ought
to wash one another's feet.
IF I THEN, YOUR LORD AND MASTER, HAVE WASHED YOUR FEET (O YE
SERVANTS), YE ALSO (WHO ARE BUT FELLO...
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The most menial service the Lord could perform for them was the
washing of their feet. No wonder Peter protested! He has not fully
learned the lesson that the Lord is abasing Himself even to death,
be...
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THE LAST SUPPER
1-17. The Supper and the Feet-washing. This supper is identified by
almost all modern authorities with the Last Supper, which took place
on Thursday night at Jerusalem (Matthew 26:20;...
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This precept was obeyed literally by many ancient Churches on Maundy
Thursday, and still is by the Roman and Eastern Churches....
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JOHN TELLS THE GOOD NEWS ABOUT JESUS
GOSPEL OF JOHN
_MARION ADAMS_
CHAPTER 13
JESUS WASHES HIS *DISCIPLES’ FEET 13:1-11
V1 It was the day before the *Passover. Jesus knew that it was time
for hi...
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YE OUGHT ALSO TO WASH ONE ANOTHER’S FEET. — The argument is _à
fortiori._ If He had so humbled Himself as to do the work of a servant
for them, much more ought they to humble themselves for each other...
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VI. _ THE FOOT-WASHING._
"Now before the feast of the Passover, Jesus knowing that His hour was
come that He should depart out of this world unto the Father, having
loved His own which were in the wor...
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_Jesus washes the disciples' feet and explains His action_....
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Hence the _a fortiori_ argument: εἰ οὖν ἐγὼ ἔνιψα
… πόδας, “if I then, Lord and Teacher, washed your feet, ye
also ought (ὀφείλετε denoting moral obligation) to wash one
another's feet”. “It is not th...
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THE MASTER'S EXAMPLE
John 13:12-20
Notwithstanding His great humility, Jesus expects to be regarded as
Master and Lord; do we so call and treat Him? We must be as willing to
obey Him as a soldier to...
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For a time our Lord now devoted Himself to His own, and in this
connection we have the account of His washing the disciples' feet. The
whole action was Eastern, and was the action of a slave: By what...
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You also ought to wash one another's feet. Not that he made this a
standing precept according to the letter; but designed it as a lesson
in humility. We find this custom literally observed in several...
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FOOT-WASHING
John 13:1-20. “And before the feast of the Passover, Jesus, knowing
that the hour has come that He must depart out of this world to His
Father, having loved His own in the world with Divi...
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THIRD PART: THE DEVELOPMENT OF FAITH IN THE DISCIPLES. 13:1- 17:26.
THE third part of the Gospel describes the last moments which Jesus
passed with His disciples; while making us acquainted with the s...
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“ _When therefore he had washed their feet and taken his garments
again, having resumed his seat at table_, _he said to them, Know you
what I have done to you?_ 13. _You call me Master and Lord_, _and...
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ADDITIONAL NOTES BY THE AMERICAN EDITOR.
Vv. 12-20.
1. The explanation of the act performed by Jesus which is here given
evidently points towards humility, and thus is easily connected with
the dispu...
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And supper being ended, the devil having now put into the heart of
Judas Iscariot, Simon's s on, to betray him; (3) Jesus knowing that
the Father had given all things into his hands, and that he was c...
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The point at which we have arrived gives me an opportunity of saying a
little on the beginning of this chapter, and the end of the last; for
it is well known that many men, and, I am sorry to add, not...
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14._If then I, who am your Lord and Master. _This is an argument from
the greater to the less. Pride hinders us from maintaining that
equality which ought to exist amongst us. But Christ, who is far
e...
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Now, then, the Lord has taken His place as going to the Father. The
time was come for it. He takes His place above, according to the
counsels of God, and is no longer in connection with a world that h...
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IF I THEN YOUR LORD AND MASTER,.... Christ argues from these titles
and characters, which his disciples rightly gave him, and from what he
had done to them, though he stood in such a superior relation...
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If I then, _your_ Lord and Master, have washed your feet; ye also
ought to wash one another's feet.
Ver. 14. _Ye ought also to wash one another's feet_] What so great
matter is it then to salute othe...
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_So after he had washed their feet_, &c. After he had given them such
a striking proof of his humility, condescension, and love, by
performing to them the office of the meanest slave; _he said, Know y...
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IF I, THEN, YOUR LORD AND MASTER, HAVE WASHED YOUR FEET, YE ALSO OUGHT
TO WASH ONE ANOTHER'S FEET....
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The application of the washing of feet to the disciples:...
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WASHING HIS DISCIPLES' FEET
(vs.1-17)
We are brought now to consider the last hours of the Lord Jesus before
the cross. No longer does He minister to the world, but to His own
disciples, from chapte...
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1-17 Our Lord Jesus has a people in the world that are his own; he
has purchased them, and paid dear for them, and he has set them apart
for himself; they devote themselves to him as a peculiar peopl...
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I have by this my action taught you to love, and to be ready also to
serve, one another, and not to think much to serve them even in the
lowest and meanest offices by which you can do them good; for w...
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John 13:14 If G1487 I G1473 then G3767 Lord G2962 and G2532 Teacher
G1320 washed G3538 (G5656) your...
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‘So when he had washed their feet and taken his outer clothes and
again sat down, he said to them “Do you know what I have done to
you? You call me Master and Lord and you say well, for so I am. If I...
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THE WASHING OF THE FEET: A LESSON IN HUMILITY (JOHN 13:1).
Two major lessons come out from this passage. The first is that of the
example that Jesus was giving of true humility in love and service. He...
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John 13:14. IF I THEREFORE, THE LORD AND THE MASTER, HAVE WASHED YOUR
FEET, YE ALSO OUGHT TO WASH ONE ANOTHER'S FEET. The order of the
titles which Jesus assumes to Himself is changed in this as compa...
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We enter here upon the fifth of those sections into which we have seen
that the Gospel is divided; and the section extends to the close of
chap. 17. The scene and the circumstances of the actors in it...
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IF I THEN
(ε ουν εγω). Argumentative sense of ουν (therefore).
Condition of first class, assumed to be true, with first aorist active
indicative of νιπτω, "If I, being what I am, washed your feet...
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John 13:13
Consideration for the Poor
I. It must have been a solemn lesson which our Lord chose to teach so
earnestly on that last night of His presence with His disciples; and
which He not only gave...
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John 13:1
The Washing of the Feet
When we seek to wash a brother's feet we must be very careful about
three things, which I give in the quaint way in which I have somewhere
seen them expressed.
I. ...
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John 13:1. _Now before the feast of the passover,_
Or, just as it was about to begin,
John 13:1. _When Jesus knew that his hour was come that he should
depart out of this world unto the Father, havi...
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John 13:1. _Now before the feast of the passover, when Jesus knew that
his hour was come that he should depart out of this world unto the
Father, having loved his own which were in the world, he loved...
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CONTENTS: Last Passover. Jesus washes disciples' feet. Betrayal
foretold, also Peter's denial.
CHARACTERS: Jesus, God, Judas, disciples, Peter, Satan.
CONCLUSION: What was consistent with the dignity...
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John 13:1. _Before the feast of the passover, when Jesus knew that his
hour was come._ What now transpired was on the Tuesday, while at
supper in the house of Simon. Judas was now rebuked before all
p...
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YOU CALL ME TEACHER AND LORD. The disciple should not be ashamed to do
what his Lord has done. SHOULD WASH EACH OTHER'S FEET. _"Be eager to
show respect for one another"_ (Romans 12:10)....
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_Now before the feast of the Passover._
A THREE-FOLD MARVEL
I. A MARVELLOUS LOVE: that of Christ for His own. Marvellous in
respect of
1. Its time.
(1) Before the feast of the Passover, when His t...
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JOHN—NOTE ON JOHN 13:14 YOU ALSO OUGHT TO WASH ONE ANOTHER’S FEET.
Footwashing continues as a regular ceremony in some Christian
denominations. Others see it as a symbolic teaching about serving one
a...
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JOHN 13:1 The Farewell Teaching and the Passion Narrative. The second
half of John’s Gospel consists of Jesus’ farewell teaching (chs.
John 13:1) and the events surrounding his death and resurrection...
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CHAPTER 13 VER. 1. _Before the Feast of the Passover._ About the
thirteenth day of the first month; the Passover, say the Greeks,
having to be celebrated by the Law of the Jews on the fourteenth...
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_EXPLANATORY AND CRITICAL NOTES_
John 13:1. BEFORE THE FEAST, ETC.—Jesus came to Jerusalem
steadfastly resolved to finish the work given Him to do (Luke 12:50,
etc.). These words are not to be connect...
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EXPOSITION
IV. THE FINAL MANIFESTATIONS IN WORD AND ACTION OF THE LOGOS
INCARNATE, EXPRESSING ITSELF ABSOLUTELY AND TO THE UTTERMOST AS
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Let's turn to the thirteenth chapter of the gospel according to John.
We have come into a new section of the gospel of John, which carries
us through chapter 17. And Chapter s 13 through 17 cover a pe...
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1 Corinthians 8:13; 1 Corinthians 9:19; 1 Peter 4:1; 1 Peter 5:5;...
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Your. Inserted in A. V. Better, the Lord and the Master as Rev. Both
have the article.
Ought [ο φ ε ι λ ε τ ε]. The verb means to owe. It occurs
several times in John's Epistles (1 John 2:6; 1 John 3:...
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Ye ought also to wash one another's feet — And why did they not? Why
do we not read of any one apostle ever washing the feet of any other?
Because they understood the Lord better. They knew he never d...