I just read the scripture yesterday which stated Jesus being the High Priest in the order of Melchizidek. So it's interesting that God brought me to this video, because I was seeking further explanation. And now here I am, receiving just that. I love how God does that!
Love the channel, am seriously thinking of raising my family in the born again religion. I just have one question. If Hitler accepted God in his heart the moment before he shot himself, does Hitler go to heaven or Hell? Thanks in advanced.
I am learning so much from this ministry. Its vast and growing amount of contents are biblical and accessible. I will continue to support this ministry and may God bless and use it to build up His people. 🙏
One thing I find most interesting about the story is the bread and wine, making Abraham a participant in the body and blood of the Lord Jesus before anyone knew what it meant. "Abraham is the father of us all" as the father of faith.
I just read those scriptures from Hebrews a few days ago. It was then, for my own mind, I decided it was a Christophony. I’m still open to better suggestions, but to quit making myself crazy, it was Jesus!
There are plenty of Christophanies in the Old Testament: Abraham with the 2 angels in Genesis chapter 18, and wrestling Jacob in Genesis 32 , appearing to Moses in the burning bush in Exodus 3, and in the furnace with Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in Daniel chapter 3. With all of these the appearance and disappearance of a pre-incarnate Jesus was sudden. I don’t think Melchizedek was a Christophany because he was an established priest and king of Salem.
@@donotcompromise 1. The book of Hebrews is an anti-typical book which means that it explains how Jesus was foreshadowed/prefigured by a person, place or event in the Old Testament; Therefore Jesus cannot be a type of Himself. Melchizedek was NOT a pre-incarnate/Christophany. a. (Heb. 7:15-16) makes it clear Jesus was “another” priest, Not the same: *Another (Grk.-heteros) adj., means a different person or a second of a different kind that is both distinct & qualitatively different from its counterpart. Therefore, they may be similar in type, but not the same in person. (Gal. 1:6)(Acts 4:12)(2 Cor. 11:4) b. Hence Jesus cannot be both the shadow and the substance. 2. Without father or mother, without descent, having no beginning of days or end of life are simply adjectives to express the superiority of Christ priesthood over the Levitical priesthood: a. Without father or mother- means they were not the reason for his position as King & Priest; obviously he had literal parents just as Jesus did, however whereas Jesus’ parents are recorded for us in scripture (Matt. 1:1-16)(Luke 3:23-38), Melchizedek’s parents are not. (He has no origin story) b. Without descent- means that he did not become a priest on the basis of his genealogical descent; Unlike the Levites whom could not serve unless they could prove their pedigree (Had to descend from Aaron, Amram, Levi or Kohath). (Ex. 6:16-20; 28:41-43)(Ezra 2:62-63)(Neh. 7:64) c. Had no beginning of days or end of life - means that unlike the Levitical priest who could only serve from age 25-50 (Numb. 8:24-25), Melchizedek’s priesthood had no term limits on it. *Also, there is simply no O.T record kept of birth or his death.
God showed up in my dream as a high school music teacher, told me that melchizedek was a war general and that he was the strongest fiercest warrior but he got a disease poking a camels eye with a needle that made him weak and in the verge of death. I woke up, i had to look up who Melchizedek was. I think god was telling me to be more like Melchizedek and to not be in love with money like rich people or else it would be harder for me to get to heaven
Be wary when you claim God told you something, even in a dream. Check if it agrees with the Bible. If it does not, it is not from God, but either from yourself, or demons. If it does, then it is pointless because we already have His word and His word is sufficient and complete. I advise you to consider the possibility that this may have just been a dream you had
1. The book of Hebrews is an anti-typical book which means that it explains how Jesus was foreshadowed/prefigured by a person, place or event in the Old Testament; Therefore Jesus cannot be a type of Himself. Melchizedek was NOT a pre-incarnate/Christophany. a. (Heb. 7:15-16) makes it clear Jesus was “another” priest, Not the same: *Another (Grk.-heteros) adj., means a different person or a second of a different kind that is both distinct & qualitatively different from its counterpart. Therefore, they may be similar in type, but not the same in person. (Gal. 1:6)(Acts 4:12)(2 Cor. 11:4) b. Hence Jesus cannot be both the shadow and the substance. 2. Without father or mother, without descent, having no beginning of days or end of life are simply adjectives to express the superiority of Christ priesthood over the Levitical priesthood: a. Without father or mother- means they were not the reason for his position as King & Priest; obviously he had literal parents just as Jesus did, however whereas Jesus’ parents are recorded for us in scripture (Matt. 1:1-16)(Luke 3:23-38), Melchizedek’s parents are not. (He has no origin story) b. Without descent- means that he did not become a priest on the basis of his genealogical descent; Unlike the Levites whom could not serve unless they could prove their pedigree (Had to descend from Aaron, Amram, Levi or Kohath). (Ex. 6:16-20; 28:41-43)(Ezra 2:62-63)(Neh. 7:64) c. Had no beginning of days or end of life - means that unlike the Levitical priest who could only serve from age 25-50 (Numb. 8:24-25), Melchizedek’s priesthood had no term limits on it. *Also, there is simply no O.T record kept of birth or his death.
Love the channel, am seriously thinking of raising my family in the born again religion. I just have one question. If Hitler accepted God in his heart the moment before he shot himself, does Hitler go to heaven or Hell? Thanks in advanced.
Even Hitler could have been saved. It is unlikely though, because he bore no fruit of salvation. While even suicide is not unforgivable, it is highly unlikely a genuine Christian would commit suicide. I would say with 99% certainty that Hitler is in torment right now.
According to the Bible, suicide is not what determines whether a person gains entrance into heaven. If an unsaved person commits suicide, he has done nothing but “expedite” his journey to hell. However, that person who committed suicide will ultimately be in hell for rejecting salvation through Christ, not because he committed suicide (see John 3:18). We should also point out, however, that no one truly knows what was happening in a person’s heart the moment he or she died.Some people have “deathbed conversions” and accept Christ in the moments before death. It is possible that a person who commits suicide could have a last-second change of heart and cry out for God’s mercy. We leave such judgments to God (1 Samuel 16:7).
If we assume melchizedek is literally Jesus (approx 1900 yrs prior to being "born") it creates a host of theological problems with ruling over another people group directly (jebusites not hebrews), and then leaving them even though he would have literally walked among them without changing them among other things. The jebusites fought agaist the jews when they entered the land.
The Angel of the LORD who is Himslef God is most likely Christophony, or atleast Theophony. Also the 4th man in the fire is called the Son of God in daniel and the word for God used is not Elohim but a singular aramaic word, so it probably refers to Jesus. Also Isaiah 6 the One seated on the throne according to the gospel of John is Jesus.
I wouldn't use the phrase "God the Son" - it is nowhere in the Bible. The Bible refer Jesus as the Son of God, and never as "God the Son". God bless you.
@@Qui_Gon_Jinn_76 1. John 20:28 I honestly don't know why Jesus didn't correct Thomas that He is not God. Maybe He did, and John didn't write it. But I wouldn't call Jesus 'God' simply because a disciple said so when he saw our Lord after His crucifixion, because Jesus HIMSELF made it clear when he was called 'good' by someone: Jesus said, “Why do you call me good?” Jesus answered. “No one is good-except God alone. 2. Titus 2:13 The verse says: Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ; It is talking about two persons: the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ 3. John 8:58 “Very truly I tell you,” Jesus answered, “before Abraham was born, I am!” Yes, before Abraham existed, Jesus existed. 4. Hebrews 1:8 Well let's look at the original Psalms 45 where this verse is quoted: 6 Your throne, O God, endures forever and ever, and justice is the scepter of Your kingdom. 7 You have loved righteousness and hated wickedness; therefore God, your God, has anointed you above your companions with the oil of joy. In verse 7 it says, "therefore God, your God, has anointed you, Does that mean Jesus Has a God, because it says "your God"? 5. John 10:30 Jesus was talking about the unity He has with His Father. You can look at John 17:21: I pray that they will all be ONE, just as you and I are ONE-as you are in me, Father, and I am in you. And may they be in us so that the world will believe you sent me. Lastly I would like to see your understanding of the verse below: 1 Corinthians 8:6 But for us, There is one God, the Father, by whom all things were created, and for whom we live. And there is one Lord, Jesus Christ, through whom all things were created, and through whom we live.
@@Qui_Gon_Jinn_76 1. John 20:28 I honestly don't know why Jesus didn't correct Thomas that He is not God. Maybe He did, and John didn't write it. But I wouldn't call Jesus 'God' simply because a disciple said so when he saw our Lord after His crucifixion, because Jesus HIMSELF made it clear when he was called 'good' by someone: Jesus said, “Why do you call me good?” Jesus answered. “No one is good-except God alone. 2. Titus 2:13 The verse says: Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ; It is talking about two persons: the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ
Some verses in the Bible will forever remain a mystery just to humble mere man.
Shows how far apart god is from us, he knows mysteries before we may ever or never find out. Knowing us more than we know ourselves too
I just read the scripture yesterday which stated Jesus being the High Priest in the order of Melchizidek. So it's interesting that God brought me to this video, because I was seeking further explanation. And now here I am, receiving just that. I love how God does that!
Me too.
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He does that to His children
Love the channel, am seriously thinking of raising my family in the born again religion. I just have one question. If Hitler accepted God in his heart the moment before he shot himself, does Hitler go to heaven or Hell? Thanks in advanced.
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I am learning so much from this ministry. Its vast and growing amount of contents are biblical and accessible. I will continue to support this ministry and may God bless and use it to build up His people. 🙏
One thing I find most interesting about the story is the bread and wine, making Abraham a participant in the body and blood of the Lord Jesus before anyone knew what it meant. "Abraham is the father of us all" as the father of faith.
Maybe. Bread and wine was a common combination all throughout Israel's history. It really was meaningless until Jesus gave it one.
This is great! Thanks 👍
Thank you 🙏
JESUS IS THE ONLY ONE THAT FITS
I just read those scriptures from Hebrews a few days ago. It was then, for my own mind, I decided it was a Christophony. I’m still open to better suggestions, but to quit making myself crazy, it was Jesus!
W O W! Just WOW!
There are plenty of Christophanies in the Old Testament: Abraham with the 2 angels in Genesis chapter 18, and wrestling Jacob in Genesis 32 , appearing to Moses in the burning bush in Exodus 3, and in the furnace with Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in Daniel chapter 3. With all of these the appearance and disappearance of a pre-incarnate Jesus was sudden. I don’t think Melchizedek was a Christophany because he was an established priest and king of Salem.
So you think there are two High Priests?
Jesus is Melchizedek in the Old Testament.
Romans 3:10 There is none righteous, no, not one.
Melchizedek is the King of Righteous.
PRAISE JESUS!!!!
@@biblebasics101 Where does the Bible say a type of Christ?
@@donotcompromise 1. The book of Hebrews is an anti-typical book which means that it explains how Jesus was foreshadowed/prefigured by a person, place or event in the Old Testament; Therefore Jesus cannot be a type of Himself. Melchizedek was NOT a pre-incarnate/Christophany.
a. (Heb. 7:15-16) makes it clear Jesus was “another” priest, Not the same:
*Another (Grk.-heteros) adj., means a different person or a second of a different kind that is both distinct & qualitatively different from its counterpart. Therefore, they may be similar in type, but not the same in person. (Gal. 1:6)(Acts 4:12)(2 Cor. 11:4)
b. Hence Jesus cannot be both the shadow and the substance.
2. Without father or mother, without descent, having no beginning of days or end of life are simply adjectives to express the superiority of Christ priesthood over the Levitical priesthood:
a. Without father or mother- means they were not the reason for his position as King & Priest; obviously he had literal parents just as Jesus did, however whereas Jesus’ parents are recorded for us in scripture (Matt. 1:1-16)(Luke 3:23-38), Melchizedek’s parents are not. (He has no origin story)
b. Without descent- means that he did not become a priest on the basis of his genealogical descent; Unlike the Levites whom could not serve unless they could prove their pedigree (Had to descend from Aaron, Amram, Levi or Kohath). (Ex. 6:16-20; 28:41-43)(Ezra 2:62-63)(Neh. 7:64)
c. Had no beginning of days or end of life - means that unlike the Levitical priest who could only serve from age 25-50 (Numb. 8:24-25), Melchizedek’s priesthood had no term limits on it.
*Also, there is simply no O.T record kept of birth or his death.
The Bible also calls Lot righteous...
@@arcguardian Righteousness is obedience to God’s law, and Melchizedek is King of it.
@@arcguardianand so was Noah - Genesis 6:9
Right! HalleluYAH! ,🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻👑💕🕊️🙏🏻🇮🇱
God showed up in my dream as a high school music teacher, told me that melchizedek was a war general and that he was the strongest fiercest warrior but he got a disease poking a camels eye with a needle that made him weak and in the verge of death. I woke up, i had to look up who Melchizedek was. I think god was telling me to be more like Melchizedek and to not be in love with money like rich people or else it would be harder for me to get to heaven
Be wary when you claim God told you something, even in a dream. Check if it agrees with the Bible. If it does not, it is not from God, but either from yourself, or demons. If it does, then it is pointless because we already have His word and His word is sufficient and complete. I advise you to consider the possibility that this may have just been a dream you had
@@KamiNoRanger99 a dream about information I didn't have?
I believe Melchizedek was an early appearance of Christ.
1. The book of Hebrews is an anti-typical book which means that it explains how Jesus was foreshadowed/prefigured by a person, place or event in the Old Testament; Therefore Jesus cannot be a type of Himself. Melchizedek was NOT a pre-incarnate/Christophany.
a. (Heb. 7:15-16) makes it clear Jesus was “another” priest, Not the same:
*Another (Grk.-heteros) adj., means a different person or a second of a different kind that is both distinct & qualitatively different from its counterpart. Therefore, they may be similar in type, but not the same in person. (Gal. 1:6)(Acts 4:12)(2 Cor. 11:4)
b. Hence Jesus cannot be both the shadow and the substance.
2. Without father or mother, without descent, having no beginning of days or end of life are simply adjectives to express the superiority of Christ priesthood over the Levitical priesthood:
a. Without father or mother- means they were not the reason for his position as King & Priest; obviously he had literal parents just as Jesus did, however whereas Jesus’ parents are recorded for us in scripture (Matt. 1:1-16)(Luke 3:23-38), Melchizedek’s parents are not. (He has no origin story)
b. Without descent- means that he did not become a priest on the basis of his genealogical descent; Unlike the Levites whom could not serve unless they could prove their pedigree (Had to descend from Aaron, Amram, Levi or Kohath). (Ex. 6:16-20; 28:41-43)(Ezra 2:62-63)(Neh. 7:64)
c. Had no beginning of days or end of life - means that unlike the Levitical priest who could only serve from age 25-50 (Numb. 8:24-25), Melchizedek’s priesthood had no term limits on it.
*Also, there is simply no O.T record kept of birth or his death.
On point c. The High Priest remained in office until death.
Love the channel, am seriously thinking of raising my family in the born again religion. I just have one question. If Hitler accepted God in his heart the moment before he shot himself, does Hitler go to heaven or Hell? Thanks in advanced.
If he had genuinely been saved he would have repented and not killed himself. But yes he could be saved
Even Hitler could have been saved. It is unlikely though, because he bore no fruit of salvation. While even suicide is not unforgivable, it is highly unlikely a genuine Christian would commit suicide. I would say with 99% certainty that Hitler is in torment right now.
According to the Bible, suicide is not what determines whether a person gains entrance into heaven. If an unsaved person commits suicide, he has done nothing but “expedite” his journey to hell. However, that person who committed suicide will ultimately be in hell for rejecting salvation through Christ, not because he committed suicide (see John 3:18). We should also point out, however, that no one truly knows what was happening in a person’s heart the moment he or she died.Some people have “deathbed conversions” and accept Christ in the moments before death. It is possible that a person who commits suicide could have a last-second change of heart and cry out for God’s mercy. We leave such judgments to God (1 Samuel 16:7).
If we assume melchizedek is literally Jesus (approx 1900 yrs prior to being "born") it creates a host of theological problems with ruling over another people group directly (jebusites not hebrews), and then leaving them even though he would have literally walked among them without changing them among other things. The jebusites fought agaist the jews when they entered the land.
Q: are there any actual true, aka unequivocal undisputed, "christophenies" (sp?) in the Bible?
The Angel of the LORD who is Himslef God is most likely Christophony, or atleast Theophony. Also the 4th man in the fire is called the Son of God in daniel and the word for God used is not Elohim but a singular aramaic word, so it probably refers to Jesus. Also Isaiah 6 the One seated on the throne according to the gospel of John is Jesus.
I believe it was God. Whether it was God the Son or God the Father.
I wouldn't use the phrase "God the Son" - it is nowhere in the Bible. The Bible refer Jesus as the Son of God, and never as "God the Son". God bless you.
@@GodIsLoveAndMerciful John 20:28, Titus 2:13, John 8:58, Hebrews 1:8, John 10:30, etc...study the word my friend.
@@GodIsLoveAndMerciful You wouldn't. But biblical Christians do.
@@Qui_Gon_Jinn_76 1. John 20:28
I honestly don't know why Jesus didn't correct Thomas that He is not God. Maybe He did, and John didn't write it. But I wouldn't call Jesus 'God' simply because a disciple said so when he saw our Lord after His crucifixion, because Jesus HIMSELF made it clear when he was called 'good' by someone: Jesus said, “Why do you call me good?” Jesus answered. “No one is good-except God alone.
2. Titus 2:13
The verse says: Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ;
It is talking about two persons: the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ
3. John 8:58
“Very truly I tell you,” Jesus answered, “before Abraham was born, I am!”
Yes, before Abraham existed, Jesus existed.
4. Hebrews 1:8
Well let's look at the original Psalms 45 where this verse is quoted:
6 Your throne, O God, endures forever and ever,
and justice is the scepter of Your kingdom.
7 You have loved righteousness
and hated wickedness;
therefore God, your God, has anointed you
above your companions with the oil of joy.
In verse 7 it says, "therefore God, your God, has anointed you,
Does that mean Jesus Has a God, because it says "your God"?
5. John 10:30
Jesus was talking about the unity He has with His Father. You can look at John 17:21: I pray that they will all be ONE, just as you and I are ONE-as you are in me, Father, and I am in you. And may they be in us so that the world will believe you sent me.
Lastly I would like to see your understanding of the verse below:
1 Corinthians 8:6 But for us, There is one God, the Father, by whom all things were created, and for whom we live. And there is one Lord, Jesus Christ, through whom all things were created, and through whom we live.
@@Qui_Gon_Jinn_76 1. John 20:28
I honestly don't know why Jesus didn't correct Thomas that He is not God. Maybe He did, and John didn't write it. But I wouldn't call Jesus 'God' simply because a disciple said so when he saw our Lord after His crucifixion, because Jesus HIMSELF made it clear when he was called 'good' by someone: Jesus said, “Why do you call me good?” Jesus answered. “No one is good-except God alone.
2. Titus 2:13
The verse says: Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ;
It is talking about two persons: the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ
Melchizedek = Enoch?
GOD WAS THE FIRST PRIEST:
When Adam sinned, God killed an animal for Adam's sin.
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MELCHIZEDEK WAS GOD
Abraham called Him LORD.
Melchizedek : getting bored here in heaven gotta yeet down to 🌎 and see my uncircumcised friend
Melchizedek is in fact Christ.
He was the creator of Judaism
No he wasn't. Judaism rejects The Father.