Bible verses about "feet" | Diaglott

³⁶ Asked and one him of the Pharisees, that he might eat with him; and entering into the house of the Pharisee, he reclined. ³⁷ And lo, a woman in the city, who was a sinner, knowing that he reclines in the house of the Pharisee, having brought an alabaster box of balsam, ³⁸ and standing behind at the feet of him, weeping, she began to wet the feet of him with the tears; and with the hairs of the head of herself wiped, and kissed the feet of him, and anointed with the balsam. ³⁹ Seeing but the Pharisee that having called him, spoke in himself, saying: This if he was a prophet, would know, who and what the woman, who touches him; that a sinner she is. ⁴⁰ And answering the Jesus said to him: Simon, I have to thee something to say. He and says: O teacher, say. ⁴¹ Two debtors were to a creditor certain; the one owed denarii five hundred, the and other fifty. ⁴² Not having and of them to pay, both he forgive. Which then of them, say more him will love? ⁴³ Answering and the Simon said: I suppose that to whom the more he forgave. He and said to him: Rightly thou hast judged. ⁴⁴ And turning to the woman, to the Simon he said: Seest thou this the woman? I came of thee into the house; water for the feet of me not thou gavest; she but with the tears she wet of me the feet, and with the hairs of herself was wiped. ⁴⁵ A kiss to me not thou gavest; she but from of her came in, not has ceased kissing for me the feet. ⁴⁶ With oil the head of me not thou didst anoint; she but with balsam anointed the feet of me. ⁴⁷ Therefore, I say to thee, have been forgiven the sins of her the many, for that she loved much; to whom but little is forgiven, little he loves. ⁴⁸ He said and to her: Have been forgiven to thee the sins. ⁴⁹ And began those reclining with to say in themselves: Who this is, who even sins forgives? ⁵⁰ He said and to the woman: The faith of thee has saved thee; go in peace.

¹ And it happened in the afterwards, also he traveled through every city and village, publishing and proclaiming the glad tidings the kingdom of the God; and the twelve with him, ² and women certain, who were having been healed from spirits evil and infirmities; Mary that being called Magdalene, from whom demons seven has gone out, ³ and Joanna, a wife of Chuza a steward of Herod, and Susanna, and others many, who ministered to him from the possessions of them.

¹⁵ and having shod the feet with a preparation of the glad tidings of the peace;

⁴ rises from the supper, and puts off the mantles, and having taken a towel, girded himself. ⁵ Afterward he puts water into the wash-basin, and began to wash the feet of the disciples, and to wipe with the towel with which he was having been girded. ⁶ He comes then to Simon Peter; and says to him he: O lord, thou of me washest the feet? ⁷ Answered Jesus and said to him: What I do, thou not knowest now, thou shalt know but after these things. ⁸ Says to him Peter: Not not thou mayest wash the feet of me into the age. Answered him the Jesus: If not I may wash thee, thou hast a part of me. ⁹ Says to him Simon Peter: O lord, not the feet of me alone, but also the hands, and the head. ¹⁰ Says to him the Jesus: He having been bathed not need has than the feet to wash, but is clean wholly; and you clean are, but not all. ¹¹ He knew for the betraying him; on account of this he said: Not all clean you are. ¹² When therefore he had washed the feet of them, and taken the mantles of himself, falling down again, he said to them: Know you what I have done to you: ¹³ You call me: The teacher and the lord; and well you say; I am for. ¹⁴ If then I washed of you the feet, the lord and the teacher, also you are bound of one another to wash the feet.

³⁹ And to her was a sister having been called Mary, who and having sat at the feet of the Jesus, heard the word of him.

¹³ and paths level do you make for the feet of you, so that not the lame may be turned out, may be healed but rather.