Well Scripture Forbids us certain things so we don't transgress and make up myths and mix fantasy with the intended message.
Deuteronomy 4:16 "Lest ye corrupt (yourselves), and make you a graven image, the similitude of any figure, the likeness of male or female (of anything spiritual)."
Deuteronomy 4:17 "The likeness of any beast that (is) on earth, the likeness of any winged fowl that flieth in the air"(Because the Myth placed on ANGELS causes distortions and confusion on understanding what they are, and makes it impossible for them to come forth and let themselves be known).
The bible never places wings on angels, in fact it was forbidden to do so in (Deut 4:17 ) and warned that this would happen to confuse people in (Jeremiah 5:27 & Romans 1:23). The thought of Angels having wings did not show up in the Christian belief until sometime between the second and fourth centuries A.D. It was derived from the fact that egyptian gods possesed wings, and in order to make the religion more palatble for future converts of other religions, it was adapted. The word “mal'akh” used in scripture, later translated to Greek "agellos", which simply means messenger. They were not messengers in the beginning of time, but "mirrored reflections," and "faint suggestions," and "vague indications". The term, mal_'akkh in scripture therefore meant, a messenger, herald, prophet, or teacher of honorable and correct righteousness under spiritual enlightenment and the proper "reflection" of the ETERNAL God 'ELOHIM. Now the word "tsadqek"=(your righteousness).
Mal_'ahkh & tsadqek is the foundation of the name or term;
Mal_khiy-tzehthehq or "Melchizedek". The heritage of St Michael was the dynasty of high Zadok priests, a heritage that prevailed in the continuing Messianic line... thus the term malakh/zadok=Melchizedek.
Fragments of the Prince Melchizedek Document found among the Dead Sea Scrolls indicate that Melchizedek and Michael are one and the same. Michael, the only one termed in scripture,"Archangel", simply means top messenger, main reflection of God, or Top Prophet/Messiah.
The Scroll:Visions of Amram (4Q544) originally listed them together as names of the angel of light. In addition, at least one medieval Hebrew text also identified Melchizedek with Michael.
It is of importance to note that the X sign, which became so hated by the Roman Church, was identified with the Archangel Michael (Melchizedek) onwards from Old Testament times.
Is it any wonder that this generation is called Generation X?
Now,The appearance of Melchizedek in HEBREWS 7:1, as the "King of Salem" is actually a pre-incarnation appearance of the Prince of Peace, King of YeruSALEM.
7:3 without father, without mother, without genealogy [agenealogetos]1, having neither beginning of days nor end of life.....(This will make sense once you read through my pages that posses these secrets. You see one can't have a father or mother if they are just a reflection vision of a man who's presence is born in the future where his family would reside.) The rest will explain itself once you see what I reveal.
To find out what the ancient Hebrews intended to convey and to see how the puzzle fits together, then you can visit this simple laid out page answering everything....You just might find out why we left this scripture to the past and how we did it. *wink*
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