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Life of Christ Lesson 143: Teaching in a Towel {Humility & Servanthood}

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John 13:1-11; Matthew 26:10; Mark 14:17; Luke 22:14-16 This lesson, "Teaching in a Towel," is about an embarrassing lesson the disciples again had to learn "the hard way".  Jesus girded Himself in a servant's towel to do what none of them had done when they entered the Upper Room to celebrate the Passover Supper together.  He washed the disciples' feet, giving them a lesson by example on humility - one they would never forget, we can be sure! The outline for this lesson consists of 3 divisions: "Selfish Contention," "Selfless Condescension," and "Simon's Contradiction". In an atmosphere of selfish strife among His chosen few, The King of kings took off His robe to teach them something true. With a towel His humble clothing (as swaddling strips had been), The Lord of Glory, Son of God, washed the feet of sinful men. Such willful condescension, the world can't understand, Nor can it grasp the Love that let coarse nails pierce His hand!                                        K. Caldwell

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