'Our Feet.'
a) Lamentations 1:13. Should be aware of traps.
b) Ezekiel 2:2; 3:24. We are set on them by the Holy Spirit.
c) Ezekiel 24:17. We put shoes on them.
d) Ezekiel 37:10. They are for standing on.
e) Ezekiel 43:7. God has them.
f) Mark 12:36. Our enemies belong under them.
g) Luke 1:79. Can be guided into the way of Peace.
h) John 13:14. We need to wash one another's feet.
i) 1 Corinthians 12:21. Are a necessary part of the body.
(This QT reminds me of the importance of My Feet)
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'Those Who Believe.'
a) Mark 16:17. Will do the real Works of God.
b) John 1:12. The Lord's Name have Power to become Sons of God.
c) John 3:18. Those who Believe in the Lord will not be condemned.
d) John 7:39. Those who Believe in the Lord Jesus should receive the Holy Spirit.
e) John 11:25. Those who Believe in the Lord Jesus shall live.
f) John 20:29. Those who Believe without seeing will be Blessed.
g) Romans 3:26. God makes right with Himself Those who Believe in Jesus.
h) 1 Corinthians 14:22. Those who Believe have signs from the Gifts of the Holy Spirit.
i) Galatians 3:7. Those who Believe are the descendants of Abraham.
j) Galatians 3:9. Those who Believe are Blessed with faithful Abraham who Believed.
k) Galatians 3:22. Those who Believe receive the Promise by Faith in Christ Jesus.
l) 1 Timothy 4:3. God has created food to be received with thanksgiving by Those who Believe.
m) 1 Timothy 4:10. The Living God is the Saviour especially of Those who Believe.
n) Hebrews 10:39. We are Those who Believe to the Saving of the Soul.
o) 1 John 5:10. Those who Believe in the Son of God have the Testimony in their hearts.
(This Second one teaches me about the lives of Those Who Believe)
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Chris.
Washing one another's feet was a humble act of servanthood that was carried out in Bible days. The people who had their feet washed were usually tired, having travelled, and having feet that were dusty and dirty because of that travel. This was practical and meaningful. This was done frequently by the host that was entertaining visitors. It was not an attractive ceremony, rather it was a dirty duty. This is what made "Washing Of Feet" so meaningful.
