The Story
This statue of Christ washing a disciples feet is made of a durable resin and hand finished in traditional colors. According to the New Testament of the Bible, Jesus washed the feet of his disciples during the Last Supper. This event is described in the Gospel of John, specifically in John 13:1-17. In this passage, Jesus, as an act of humility and service, washes the feet of his disciples to demonstrate the importance of love, humility, and servitude. This act of foot-washing is considered a powerful symbol of Jesus' teaching on serving others and practicing humility. It is often reenacted as a ritual in Christian religious services, particularly during Maundy Thursday, to commemorate and reflect on the significance of Jesus' act of service and love for his disciples.
Description
This statue of Christ washing a disciples feet is made of a durable resin and hand finished in traditional colors. According to the New Testament of the Bible, Jesus washed the feet of his disciples during the Last Supper. This event is described in the Gospel of John, specifically in John 13:1-17. In this passage, Jesus, as an act of humility and service, washes the feet of his disciples to demonstrate the importance of love, humility, and servitude. This act of foot-washing is considered a powerful symbol of Jesus' teaching on serving others and practicing humility. It is often reenacted as a ritual in Christian religious services, particularly during Maundy Thursday, to commemorate and reflect on the significance of Jesus' act of service and love for his disciples.
