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“I gie ye a new commaun, ‘Ye sal loʼe ane‐anither; eʼen as I hae loeʼd you, that ye soud loʼe ane‐anither!’ “Sae sal aʼ folk ken ye are followers oʼ me, gin ye hae love to ane‐anither.”

“Gin I than, the Lord and the Maister, hae mysel weshʼt yere feet, ye soud be weshin ane anitherʼs feet. “For I hae sutten ye an example, to do as I hae dune tʼye.

Jesus answerʼt to him, “Ye kenna e‐noo what I dae, but ye sal ken eftir.”

“Truly, truly say I tʼye, a servant isna aboon his maister, nor the ane that is sent oot as great as as the ane wha sends him.

“Gin ye ken thir things, happy are ye to be doin them!

Gat up frae Supper, and lay doon his robes, and girded his sel wiʼ a tooel, And syne he teemed watir intil a basin, and begude to wesh the disciplesʼ feet, and to dight them wiʼ the tooel aboot him.