▶ 씻다/씻김 Washing. 

A requirement of frequent literal recurrence under the law, but in the N.T. a term bearing commonly a moral force and application. Important truth may be learned from the different significations of the Greek words used for 'washing' in John 13. The word in John 13:10 is λούω, 'to cleanse, wash thoroughly.' One who is cleansed in this sense never needs to be thus washed again; he is, as the Lord said, 'clean every whit,' yet in order to have 'part with' Christ, he needs, because of the defilement of the way, that his feet should be washed (here the word is νίπτω), John 13:5-14, an action which is applied to parts of the body only. The same difference was typified in the cleansing of Aaron and his sons. They were at their consecration once 'washed' by Moses, but were thenceforward required continually, when executing their service, to wash only their hands and feet in the laver. Ex. 40:12, 30-32.


(요13:10 예수께서 가라사대 이미 목욕한 자는 발 밖에 씻을 필요가 없느니라 온 몸이 깨끗하니라 너희가 깨끗하나 다는 아니니라 하시니

(출40:12, 30-32. 12 너는 또 아론과 그 아들들을 회막문으로 데려다가 물로 씻기고 30 그가 또 물두멍을 회막과 단 사이에 두고 거기 씻을 물을 담고 31 자기와 아론과 그 아들들이 거기서 수족을 씻되 32 그들이 회막에 들어갈 때와 단에 가까이 갈 때에 씻었으니 여호와께서 모세에게 명하신 대로 되니라

--- Morrish Bible Dictionary
 
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