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Originally Posted by freeatlast
My thoughts Barb is that it is an example of humble service. We should practice acts of humble service, the greater serving the lesser.
Today my feet are not dirty and the practice of footwashing by our culture has long since ceased.
You can see in the word mentions of footwashing in Genesis. Much like parapets on roofs, times have changed and we don't see the need to build railings on our roofs anymore.
The subject has been argued on fcf and nfcf till I thought sure the cows would come home.
Some believe it is a command that we must follow or our soul will surely be lost.
I think that view is all wet. Wet feet and all.
Hope you find the answer you are looking for.
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Thank you and I agree with the above...as for humility and all, love and service to the household of faith cab be displayed in many ways.
I'm with Sherri, too...I never get anything out of it either.
My aunt used to
always shout and kick the basin over, water flying everywhere. When we were young and played church, I was always Aunt LaJean 'cause I wanted to kick the water and make a mess...
