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08-13-2006 2:10 PM


Reading the Bible can be very unclear and confusing. Who was Melchizedek and what made him so special that Christ had to be compared to him? Jesus is described as comming in the "order of Melchizedek" and he is described as having no decendants.
I see this as an indication that Melchizedek could have been another Christ.

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08-13-2006 2:34 PM


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