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At the beginning of John 12 we behold the feet of the Lord; in John 13 we see the feet of the disciples. The “feet” of Christ were anointed, those of the disciples were washed.

Arthur Walkington Pink

With such power and status at his disposal, we might have expected him to defeat the devil in an immediate and flashy confrontation, and to devastate Judas with an unstoppable blast of divine wrath. Instead, he washes his disciples’ feet, including the feet of the betrayer.

D. A. Carson

If I then, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also ought to wash one another’s feet.” There’s the meaning of your life.

Timothy Keller