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La Biblia Reina-Valera Gomez
San Juan 13:12
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Entonces, cuando acabó de lavarles los pies, tomó su manto, y sentándose a la mesa otra vez, les dijo: ¿Sabéis lo que os he hecho?
As� que, despu�s que les hubo lavado los pies, y tomado su ropa, volvi�ndose � sentar � la mesa, d�joles: �Sab�is lo que os he hecho?
As� que, despu�s que les hubo lavado los pies, y tomado su ropa, volvi�ndose a sentar a la mesa, les dijo: �Sab�is lo que os he hecho?
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
Know: John 13:7, Ezekiel 24:19, Ezekiel 24:24, Matthew 13:51, Mark 4:13
Reciprocal: Matthew 20:25 - called John 13:5 - feet Acts 10:17 - while
Gill's Notes on the Bible
So after he had washed their feet,.... Not Peter's only, but the rest of the disciples also: some have thought, that he washed only the feet of some of them, and not all; but it seems, by this expression, that he performed this service to each of them: and when he had gone through it with everyone of them:
and had taken his garments, and put them on,
and was sat down again; at the table with his disciples, supper not being yet ended; when having done his work as a servant, he reassumes the air and authority of Lord and master, and begins to teach and instruct, into the design and use of what he had been doing, which he introduces by putting this question;
he said unto them, know ye what I have done to you? They knew the outward action he had done to them, that he had washed their feet; but, as yet, they did not know the mystery of it, Christ's design in it, and what he would have them learn from it.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
Know ye what ... - Do you know the meaning or design of what I have done unto you?
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse John 13:12. Know ye what I have done — Our Lord had told Peter, in the presence of the rest, John 13:7, that he should afterwards know what was the intent and meaning of this washing; and now he begins to fulfil his promise; therefore I think it more likely that he gives a command, here, than asks a question, as he knew himself that they did not comprehend his design. On this account γινωσκετε might be translated in the imperative mood, CONSIDER what I have done.
