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'''Washing of feet''' by [[Jesus]] is described at {{bibleref|John|13|1-17}}, although it echoes a woman washing his feet as described at {{bibleref|Luke|7|36-50}}.  It is part of the annual ceremonies in honor of the [[Passion of Christ]] and the [[Resurrection]].

'''Washing of feet''' by [[Jesus]] is described at {{bibleref|John|13|1-17}}, although it echoes a woman washing his feet as described at {{bibleref|Luke|7|36-50}}.  It is part of the annual ceremonies in honor of the [[Passion of Christ]] and the [[Resurrection]]. Notably, it is the opposite of the [[Jewish]] practice of hand-washing before meals.

[[Mark]] may not have been present at the [[Last Supper]], and thus omits this. [[Matthew]] and [[Luke]] relied on the [[Gospel of Mark]], and Luke also incorporated information from other eyewitnesses not present at the Last Supper, and thus this Washing of feet is understandably not in the [[synoptic Gospels]].

[[Mark]] may not have been present at the [[Last Supper]], and thus omits this. [[Matthew]] and [[Luke]] relied on the [[Gospel of Mark]], and Luke also incorporated information from other eyewitnesses not present at the Last Supper, and thus this Washing of feet is understandably not in the [[synoptic Gospels]].