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Genesis 14:17 · BSB
14:17 After Abram returned from defeating Chedorlaomer and the kings allied with him, the king of Sodom went out to meet him in the Valley of Shaveh (that is, the King’s Valley).
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…that the Bible is talking about. The psalm goes on to point out that God's tent is in Salem. Salem is the oldest name for Jerusalem. And inGenesis, chapter 14, we read that Melchizedek, king of Salem, met Abraham. And by using Salem as the name here in Psalm 76, we are reminded that the people of this…
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Please turn in your Bibles toGenesis chapter 14. We're going to be reading verses 8 through 16 this morning. If you're new with us, and many of you are, we praise God for all our visitors who…
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…lord in the paths of justice and judgment which are the ways in which they should go and which would be to their profit and advantage This is inGenesis chapter 14and verse 14. This is the duty of parents and masters in all ages. To bring up those under their care and the nurture and the admonition of the…
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Today's sermon is fromGenesis 12:11-14:24and is entitled "Faith in Every Circumstance." It was delivered to Ekklesia churches on Sunday, July 19, 2026. Over and over again throughout…
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…Just got a couple of things I'll share with you. We'll read a pretty lengthy portion of scripture and then we will dive into it this evening.Genesis chapter 14verse number one. It came to pass in the days of Amrifale, king of Shinar, Arichot king of Elisar, Chador Leom, king of Elum, and Tidal king of…
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…to today. [SPEAKER_01]: So the only place that tithing, the law of tithing that can be applied is moral law. [SPEAKER_01]: And did you know that inGenesis chapter 14, [SPEAKER_01]: The Bible says in Genesis chapter 14 that Abram the mighty Abraham, right? [SPEAKER_01]: Abram, tithe to Melchizedek 400 years, let…
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…in Scripture, again, a real city, but representing something else, and that is the city of Jerusalem, of course. This city is first mentioned inGenesis chapter 14, as we've learned recently in the study of Melchizedek in Hebrews, as Melchizedek is the king of Salem. Salem is a reference to the city which now…
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…than Abraham and Levi. And then he's going to give the proofs for why that's true. In order to do this, he's going to take us all the way back toGenesis chapter 14. We need to understand Genesis 14 in order to understand the argument. Now many of us know Abraham as the father of faith. We know him as the man…
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…say, there is no New Testament command to tithe. However, there is a biblical case for tithing. Think of it with me. Think way back to the book ofGenesis, chapter 14. Abraham, who was Abram, rescues his nephew, Lot. Or rescues family members. And on the way back, he stops and he visits a guy in scripture…
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…we would actually know very little about this man. Outside of Hebrews, there's only two passages of scripture where Melchizedek is mentioned.Genesis chapter 14and Psalm 110. And in these three sections of Scripture, these three sections of Scripture do three different things with Melchizedek. The way I…
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…said, no, I don't want that land because I want to make sure I'm honoring God. And he was kind of confused a little bit at verse end of 14, end ofGenesis, chapter 14. He was trying to understand God. I'm trying to live for you. And I keep running into problems. What's going on? God said this. Let's turn there.…
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…what Abraham needed because Abraham's supply did not come from Lot's direction. Abraham's integrity was tested again after the war of the kings inGenesis chapter 14when he rescued Lot and refused the spoils offered by the king of Sodom. Lest thou shouldest say I have made Abram rich. This was not false…
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…about him. He comes on the stage, we don't know where he came from. He exits the stage, we don't know where he went. All we know is what we got inGenesis chapter 14. And there's a reason, because God intended us not to know that. Because he's an example of one who didn't have a beginning. Jesus, who came from…
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…Jacob a couple generations later, as Jacob does the same thing. So what do we see? There were offerings given before. This word tithe is found inGenesis chapter 14. You remember Cain and Abel gave offerings. One gave an offering better than the other because one gave the offering that dealt with the blood.…
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…eternal city, right? That's why we still see it on the map today. It is an eternal city. It's never going to go anywhere. It started clear back inGenesis, chapter 14, when Abraham had this encounter with his character called Melchizedat. And in verse 18, it says, then Melchazadegh, king of Salem, brought out…
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…God whose promised never to destroy the earth again by flood. And when God makes a promise, He will keep it. Think about some of the promises inGenesis chapter 14that God made with Abraham when he cut the animals in half and he had a smoking Lantern and went between them. And he said, if I keep this covenant…
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…of tithing and faith here in the text. Notice notice Genesis chapter number 14. This is the first mention that you find of the tithe in scripture.Genesis chapter 14under the heading the tithe and faith. Notice what your Bible says here. And I want you to turn with me and keep your Bible open uh on these truths…
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…name before. Melkisedc occurs three times in the Bible. He occurs in the book of Hebrews. He occurs once in the book of Psalms. And he occurs inGenesis chapter 14. And what we'll learn as we take a look at Melkisedc is that there's three things that we need to focus on that the author of Hebrews is looking at…
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…them about how Jesus is the fulfillment of the Melchizedekian priesthood. Melchizedek is this priest king that appears almost out of nowhere inGenesis chapter 14, and he's both priest and king, and he is wanting to show them how Jesus is the joining of both of these offers, that Jesus is the sovereign king,…
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…he, just outside the law. That long before Moses, long before Aaron, him. Scripture introduces this mysterious figure. Now, you'll find him inGenesis chapter 14and verse 18. And what I've highlighted here is that Melchizedek, namely king of Salem, brought up red and wine, and he was the priest of God most…
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