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  2. Jan 1, 2001 · Bible scholars and students are somewhat divided on this issue. I personally think he was a real man, who functions as a type of Christ. Scripture records no genealogical background (no mention of a father or mother) as with the Levite priests so that he might make a fitting type of Christ.

  3. Dec 19, 2016 · Melchizedek was a real person, but God uses him as a prefigure of the Messiah. Like Melchizedek, Jesus is the King of Peace (Salem means peace). Like Melchizedek, Jesus is a priest, not by descent from Aaron/Levi but because of his own righteousness.

  4. Or was Melchizedek a real human being? My view is that he was a real human being. The language of having neither father nor mother is not speaking to the fact that he just popped into the world out of nowhere but that he was not shown to have any genealogy in Scripture.

  5. Mar 25, 2022 · Now is Melchizedek a theophany? I think the answer to that is no. And I think we know that because the people in the story of Genesis 13 and 14 recognize Melchizedek as a person, so this is a real king who lived in a real time who had a real kingdom. Now what's interesting about Melchizedek, one, there is no record of his birth or his death.

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  6. Josephus, a Jewish historian who lived in the first century after Christ, knew of a tradition that Melchizedek, not Solomon, was the first person to build a temple of the Lord in Palestine. “Its [Salem’s] original founder was a Canaanite chief, called in the native tongue ‘Righteous King’ [or Melchizedek]; for such indeed he was.

  7. Apr 4, 2011 · Because of the exegetical difficulties, there is much debate about his identity and the passages regarding him. But as for his function, many agree that Melchizedek, king of Salem, plays a vital linking role among the Abrahamic, the Davidic, and the New Covenants, especially regarding his priesthood and kingship. 3.

  8. Jun 16, 2021 · Who was the real Melchizedek? Unlike nearly everyone mentioned in Genesis and other books, Melchizedek has no recorded father, no genealogy. He is not the "son of" anyone. If a man by that name ever existed, he's been long lost to time.

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