Welcome into the household of god : The foot washing in John-XIII (Observations on aspects of servitude and equality in Johannine incarnational christology)

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Coloe, Mary L.. (2004). Welcome into the household of god : The foot washing in John-XIII (Observations on aspects of servitude and equality in Johannine incarnational christology). Catholic Biblical Quarterly. 66(3), pp. 400-415.

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Authors	Coloe, Mary L.
Abstract	{Extract} There are as many different views on the sources, history of development, and structure of John 13 as there are commentaries. Alongside these differing views are opinions on how to understand Jesus' act of foot washing. The text itself appears to offer two different interpretations:(1) vv. 6-11 promise understanding of the meaning later, a reference to a time after the events of Jesus' "hour" (see 2:22; 12:16); these verses also suggest that this act of foot washing enables the disciples to participate in Jesus' "hour"; (2) vv. 12-15 then appear to offer a second interpretation—that Jesus' action is a "model" of humble service that his disciples are to emulate.
Keywords	John 13; Jesus; foot washing
Year	01 Jan 2004
Journal	Catholic Biblical Quarterly
Journal citation	66 (3), pp. 400-415
Publisher	Catholic Biblical Association of America
ISSN	0008-7912
Web address (URL)	https://web.p.ebscohost.com/ehost/pdfviewer/pdfviewer?vid=0&sid=1fff6015-713b-4b1a-b846-8b6a6e489587%40redis
Open access	Published as non-open access
Research or scholarly	Research
Page range	400-415
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Print	Jul 2004
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Accepted	2004
Deposited	03 Dec 2024
Additional information	The Catholic Biblical Quarterly © 2004 Catholic Biblical Association
Place of publication	United States

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