4 figures
Teacher and Lord, demonstrating servanthood and love.
In this chapter, Jesus washes the disciples' feet, setting an example of humility and service. He also predicts His betrayal and gives a new commandment to love one another.
Disciple of Jesus, initially resistant to Jesus washing his feet.
Peter initially refuses to let Jesus wash his feet, but then asks for his hands and head to be washed as well, demonstrating his impulsive nature and desire for complete fellowship with Jesus.
Disciple who betrays Jesus.
Judas is identified as the betrayer in this chapter. Jesus gives him a piece of bread, signaling his impending betrayal, fulfilling the prophecy of betrayal.
The disciple whom Jesus loved, present at the Last Supper.
John is depicted as reclining next to Jesus during the Last Supper, showing his close relationship with Jesus. He is the one who asks Jesus about the identity of the betrayer.