Jesus as High Priest: The Order of Melchizedek Explained
Les Feldick Bible Study
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January 29, 2026
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Who was the mysterious priest Melchizedek in Genesis 14, and why does he matter to us today? In this Bible study, Les Feldick reveals how this Old Testament figure perfectly foreshadows Jesus Christ as our eternal High Priest and explains the deep significance of the "Most High God."
Les Feldick takes us deep into Genesis 14 to explore the encounter between Abraham and Melchizedek. He explains the significance of the bread and wine, connecting it directly to the Lord's Supper in the New Testament, and demonstrates the supernatural precision of Scripture.
Les also dives into the Book of Hebrews to show why Jesus had to be a priest after the "order of Melchizedek" rather than the Levitical priesthood. This lesson uncovers the beautiful consistency of the Bible, proving that God's plan for redemption for both Jews and Gentiles was meticulously designed from the very beginning.
Chapters:
00:00 – Introduction & The "Most High God"
01:35 – Melchizedek: Priest of the Most High
02:30 – Jesus Possesses Heaven and Earth (Matt 28)
03:50 – The Supernatural Precision of the Bible
08:00 – Melchizedek’s Bread and Wine vs. The Lord’s Supper
10:50 – Paul’s Revelation on Communion (1 Cor 11)
13:10 – Was Melchizedek a Theophany of Christ?
14:50 – Hebrews 6 & 7: The Order of Melchizedek
17:40 – A High Priest for the Gentiles
19:55 – Christ Presenting His Blood in Heaven (Hebrews 9)
21:50 – Why Mary Couldn't Touch the Risen Christ (John 20)
22:30 – God of the Jews and Gentiles (Romans 3)
27:10 – Closing Remarks
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