The Forgotten Ordinance: Feet Washing T. H. Coffey published here 1 October 2006 last edited on 7 April 2007 copyright status is Public Domain Subjects: Ordinances, Humility I don’t know of any better way to show, or prove, our humility than to humble ourselves at the feet of our spiritual brother or sister…. Jesus said, “If I then, your Lord and Master, have washed your feet; ye also ought to wash one another’s feet.” from The Forgotten Ordinance	The Forgotten Ordinance: Feet Washing Many people today try to explain away the ordinance of feet washing with the age-old sandal theory: The people of Jesus’ day wore sandals, and therefore their feet became dirty. So, as an act of friendship and service, the host would wash the visitors’ feet upon entering the house. Let us see… [read more]

The Forgotten Ordinance: Feet Washing

published here 1 October 2006
last edited on 7 April 2007
copyright status is Public Domain

I don’t know of any better way to show, or prove, our humility than to humble ourselves at the feet of our spiritual brother or sister…. Jesus said, “If I then, your Lord and Master, have washed your feet; ye also ought to wash one another’s feet.”

from The Forgotten Ordinance

The Forgotten Ordinance: Feet Washing
Many people today try to explain away the ordinance of feet washing with the age-old sandal theory: The people of Jesus’ day wore sandals, and therefore their feet became dirty. So, as an act of friendship and service, the host would wash the visitors’ feet upon entering the house. Let us see… [read more]