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Melchizedek
This topic is about Melchizedek and the person who met Abraham in the Old Testament. Later on, people started making sacrifices, and the first ones to do this were Abel and then Noah, according to the Bible. In another part of history, during the second world, Melchizedek came and was both a Priest and a King. Eventually, the job of being a priest was given to Aaron and his sons/generation. However this Aaronic priesthood ended when the Jewish era finished. Moses’ uncle was named Jethro, and his title was Raguel. The last person to receive the role of priesthood was Jesus Christ not according to Aaron but according to Melchizedek, which made him both a King and a Priest. This same role will also be given to The Church – Body of Christ.
ezekiel prophecy
Ezekiel is a prophet in the Bible whose book contains prophecies and visions from God. Some of the key themes in the book of Ezekiel include judgment, restoration, and hope. In his prophecies, Ezekiel speaks out against the sins of the Israelites and predicts the consequences of their disobedience. He also describes visions of God’s glory and future plans for the restoration of Israel.
Basic Bible lessons on the book of Ezekiel might cover the historical context in which the prophecies were given, the main messages and themes of the book, and the significance of Ezekiel’s prophecies for understanding God’s character and plan. These lessons might also explore the ways in which the book of Ezekiel is relevant to modern readers and the practical applications of its teachings. Overall, studying the book of Ezekiel can provide insight into God’s sovereignty, judgment, and grace, as well as encourage believers to live in obedience to God and trust in his promises.
Zechariah's vision
Zechariah is a book in the Old Testament of the Bible. It is attributed to the prophet Zechariah, who, according to the book, received visions from God while Jerusalem was being rebuilt after the Babylonian captivity. The book contains a mix of messages, promises of salvation, and visions of a future Messianic age. It is considered to be a part of the prophetic literature in the Bible, along with Isaiah and Jeremiah.
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