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Hi again, I don’t think angels are beings, but rather personifications of messages from God (messengers). Something that disturbed our mind such as a passion, dream, wish, what we hope to have or become. Melchizedek is said to have no beginning nor end of days. He would translate to being...

Hi there, because Melchizedek has no mother or father, is eternal and immortal, I am confident in the understanding that he is God, whether referred to as an angel or high priest. The only one I would give the title King of Righteousness and King of Peace to is God - however he is personified in...

I look forward to learning and sharing on scripture.

Thanks for that (I wasn’t concerned about your intent. And a little flirting can be good for the soul.) May you be well rested, friend.

Hi Stranger, thanks. I will check out the introduction board. I always try to interpret scripture on a psychological level (spiritual psychology not materialistic psychology); and I don’t read stories as unfolding in a timeline (say an account of one’s entire life) but as individual...

So I read that passage and have been contemplating the meaning and the only thing that has come to me (so far) is that it depicts the person who is waking up to the understanding that their intuition is God speaking to them, and the appropriate response to such an awakening and the result or...

I have been taught that Melchizedek is God (or YHVH); he has no father nor mother, is immoral and is like unto the Son of God. The King of Righteousness and King of Peace in other words, he is God Hi - I am new to the forum