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Melchizedek
[ mel-kiz-i-dek ]
noun
- (in the Bible) a priest and king of Salem.
- the higher order of priests in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Melchizedek
/ ɛˈɪəˌɛ /
noun
- Old Testament the priest-king of Salem who blessed Abraham (Genesis 14:18–19) and was taken as a prototype of Christ's priesthood (Hebrews 7) Douay spellingMelchisedech
Word History and Origins
Origin of Melchizedek1
Example Sentences
Both Opus Bono and Men of Melchizedek?now list the same canon lawyer, the Rev. David L. Deibel, as their chairman.?
The new group?is called?Men of Melchizedek,?a reference to an Old Testament?figure?who was thought to be both a king and a priest.?It?is registered in Indiana, but its website says its “principal office” is located in Michigan.?The group lists Maher as its president.???
The new group?is called?Men of Melchizedek,?a reference to an Old Testament?figure?who was thought to be both a king and a priest.?It?is registered in Indiana, but its website says its “principal office” is located in Michigan.
Both Opus Bono and Men of Melchizedek?now list the same canon lawyer, the Rev. David Deibel, as their chairman.?
Both Opus Bono and Men of Melchizedek now list the same canon lawyer, the Rev. David Deibel, as their chairman.
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