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Enigmatic king-priest of Salem (Jerusalem) who blessed Abraham following the rescue of Lot. Offered bread and wine, serving as the immortal archetype of an eternal priesthood of peace and righteousness.
Biographical Record
Mentioned in Genesis, Psalm 110, and the Epistle to the Hebrews, Melchizedek's name translates from ancient Hebrew as "King of Righteousness" and his city Salem as "Peace." Representing pure pre-Levitical priesthood, he received tithes from Abraham.
His Eucharistic offering of bread and wine became the foundational prototype for Christian liturgy and an enduring symbol of spiritual authority rooted in justice rather than bloodline succession.
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Final Resting Place
Perpetual MemorialSalem, Palestine