This Do in Remembrance of Me

John 12:20–50; John 13:1–38; Mark 14:12–25Some Greeks come looking for Jesus at the feast, and his answer — a grain of wheat must fall into the ground and die to bear fruit — marks the end of his public teaching. That evening, in an upper room, he ties a towel around his waist and washes the feet of the very men who will scatter within hours, including the one who will betray him before the night is through. Then, breaking bread and passing a cup around the table, he gives his disciples something to hold onto long after he's gone — a meal to remember him by, again and again, for as long as they live.We are in a Mark-John Harmony. Today's episode covers: John 12:20–50, John 13:1–38, Mark 14:12–25 (the close of Jesus' public ministry, the washing of the disciples' feet, and the institution of the Lord's Supper).